>> good morning, everyone. it is sunday, june 3rd. i'm alisyn camerota. it's a showdown in wisconsin as governor scott walker and mayor tom barrett. >> 150 budget surplus, best news of all, we actually gained jobs in 2011. >> there is no budget surplus, that's the reality. the fiscal bureau said the state was in a deficit situation. >> but is this election about more than just wisconsin? we report this morning. you decide. g.o.p. sending a bold warning about what are some calling tax magedden. >> make no mistake every single working american will see their taxes go up

january 1st absent action. >> will congress act will i don't l. your taxes go up next year. >> seal team 6 strikes again. top secret terrorist hideout raided by the same elite forces who took out usama bin laden. fox and friends begins right now. >> good morning, everybody. rise and shine. put on your sunglasses for my dress, please. >> it is a wee bit bright. >> you will get used to it. >> it's either this or coffee this morning. >> it's not knee on it's canariy. >> canary, wow. >> is that the actual color? >> yeah. >> we very speaking of summer, which is what your color represents. can you believe it's already june 3rd? >> no. >> unbelievable. it's already june 3rd. we have already run out of ice cream. coming up later on the show we have an ice cream truck. there is run on toasted almond

ice cream bars. they are gone. they are gone all across the country. how is that possible? >> we're going to get to the bottom of that mystery. >> we got an ice cream truck and we will get to the bottom of that. >> they will melt. june 5th, two days from now, a massive election in wisconsin. the recall election to attempt to it recall scott walk everywhere for the democrats. but as you have seen lately walker leading in most every poll between 5 points and 9 point. saturday a big day as both candidates scott walker and milwaukee mayor tom barrett rallying, here is scott walker. i think. >> a 4-million-dollar budget surplus and best news of all, we actually gained jobs in 2011. we are gaining jobs in 2012. sings i have taken over as your governor, i'm proud to say wisconsin has added more than 30,000 new jobs and quad

helped us do it. thank you for making that possible. [ applause ] i love that sign. i see it over the places as i stand with walker. let me tell you. the reason i'm proud to have people hold that sign up is because i stand with the hard working taxpayers of this state. >> does the mayor seem dressed like an astronaut? >> it's a great look for him. >> any time a politician wears props? he was wearing safety goggles there you never know when someone is going to throw something. >> is he on the factory floor. >> you have got to wear the. when you go into a food factory you wear a hair net. >> tom barrett, his opponent had a different take, certainly on the condition that the state of wisconsin is in. >> right. here is his. >> there is no budget surplus. i think that's the reality because the fiscal bureau said the state was in a deficit situation so what governor walker did said let's borrow some money. he took some debt that was going to come through this year he he refinanced it.

he he future in the credit card for future generations. our children and grandchildren are going to pay an additional $156 million in interest so that he could restructure the set and look good politically. >> yes. on one side governor walker saying we have 154-million-dollar surplus and barrett saying no there is a deficit. >> there is a letter from the department of administration secretary basically the guy who crunches the numbers he says at the end of 2013 there will be a budget surplus projected of 1 $54 million. >> that's the turn around. >> so governor scott walker is accurate that there will be a surplus but as of what it is today, not sure. >> and whether or not these cuts have, of course, have led to that area. you saw the duling rallies, you saw governor scott walker on the floor. did he not show up at a tea party rally. a number of high profile

wisconsin republicans and tea party members showed up to a big rally there in racine county. among them was representative paul ryan talking about the future going forward. wisconsin, it's not just about wisconsin. he was saying it's about the nation at large. take a listen. >> it's really what will determine the direction of our site and our country for that matter. this election has so many consequences. and it's really whether or not, you know, governor works for us the people or the other way around. >> tommy thompson also talking to governor huckabee last night on his show. he said, look, the battle in wisconsin, regardless of what other people are saying it is all about the unions. that is the focus of it. that's why we are having this recall election. listen to tommy thonks from wisconsin. >> about 50% of the people that love scott walker and about 48, 449% that dislike him. it's splitting families and splitting everything. it gets down to collective bargaining. people say oh, it's some other things but it's truly whether or not the unions are going to

control the state of wisconsin or whether individuals that are entrepreneurs, independents and so on are going to have the control of this state. i'm confident that the people of the state of wisconsin are going to say recalls should only be held when people commit a crime or malfeasance in office. scott walker has done nothing except do what he said he was going to do. >> it's funny. we lt. governor and she said it was not about the unions. here is her take on what this election is all about. >> this was never about unions. this was about fiscal responsibility. you know, i have two little girls at home. one is a kindergartner and one is a 3rd grader look at colsz drivers. regardless who makes the decisions you have tonel aize that and know that if you don't stand between them and

those dangerous fiscal problems, then they're going to have to deal with that themselves. >> it's interesting. is it possible that it's both? this was all about the unions, why he was being recalled. this has not been about unions the last several weeks. if you watch the campaign ads in wisconsin, they are not talking about collective bargaining. that has not been the issue. i think in the end both sides may agree this was a waste of a tremendous amount of money. >> maybe that's why president obama and obama ha administration is staying away from this. he hasn't gone there they haven't traveled there. keeping the focus on mitt romney and not focusing on wisconsin. he continues to stick with the attack line of going after bain capital. this is sort of doubling down from the campaign on exactly how they are going to go forward. from campaign spokesman ben la bolt says this about it mitt romney has made tenure as central by juted the central premise of his candidacy and claimed t is what credentials

him to be a job creator as president. governor romney's goal wasn't job creation as he claims. it was profit max immigration for himself and matters profited himself and partners. he profited off bankrupting companies and outsourcing jobs. >> you can't go after private equity. it has to be one of the engines that drives the economy. democrats have said that for some reason, the obama administration has said in just some of the most recent articles that they are going to stick with this. that they do think it's resonating with people. that they think that the attack on bain. now why that is more significant than his time as governor which arguably is more applicable to running the country. >> page to the governor attack line. it wasn't gist cory booker. t was bill clinton. it was stephan rattner obama's czar. governor reynolds of pennsylvania. -- i mean the governor now of

massachusetts devol patrick. they have all stood up for the industry and bain capital. >> now steny hoyer this morning supporting what bill clinton had said the other day about this, which i think bill clinton is correct. private equity is a very important aspect of our growing economy. obviously there is good practice in private equity. there are brad practices. you credit side bad practice but not the whole itself. you saw the administration seemingly turning a page that they were now attacking him he was 47th in the country for job growth. mitt romney has been talking and hitting president obama on job growth when the administration was turning 'it back and saying wait a second. when you were governor of massachusetts you didn't create any jobs. >> isn't that more relevant? for whatever reason they are sticking with the bain critique and criticism. it's interesting because one of the success stories of bain was dominoes. they also had staples, sports authority. those are the ones that they tout and trumpet as big success stories. how does the domino ceo think

that bain treated them? here is their take. >> we had a fabulous relationship with them. i mean, really, it was very very positive. they bought us in the beginning of 1998. they were great partners for us. actually, one of them still serves on our board even though they have since disinvested. they have shaped dominoes over the course of the last decade to make us as successful as we were. >> granted, there were also failures. there were failures. there were success stories. there were more success stories at bain than there were failures. >> when people crunched the numbers were 20% of companies that went bankrupt. >> dominoes changed its sauce recently. >> is that good or bad. >> added cheesy stuff to the crust. >> are you pro-or con. >> i'm always pro-cheese. eye anytime you can add cheese. >> glut ten free pizza. >> if we can get off message for a moment. >> if you look at the numbers, it must be said about the

day-to-day hers race numbers in the campaign. here is a new rasmussen poll. this is the presidential race dead heat. >> wow, look at that. >> the numbers that are more important is the economic numbers and how americans feel about the economy. when you look at those polls, that's for more telling. it's top of everyone's list about what is most important to their family. and if the economy is the thing that's most important to their it family, the polls that represent the economy are most important. >> what we are seeing mitt romney ride. a will the of polls have shown him gaining with republic women. since he secured the nomination, that number has grown greatly. so now there is numbers that he needs to shore up. and one, of course, could be the latino number. could he do that with v.p. still a lot of room there. >> speaking of the v.p. pick, very interesting. because there is some speculation that mitt romney could actually name the vp weeks before has historically happened. usually they name their vice presidential pick right before the convention.

that generates buzz and drives momentum through the convention. however, maybe this summer, since it's sort of the doldrums of the news cycle do it. that would help generate a lot more fundraising if mitt romney in the next couple of weeks were to name a v.p. pick. >> it's not going to happen in the next couple of weeks. >> july. >> if it happened before john mccain chosen sarah palin to be his running mate just a few short days before the convention. fundraising. you have two people that can go out and fund raise. not just one. two different parts of the presumptive administration going out and trying to raise money. >> does that to you guys suggest that it won't be someone safe won't be someone like with respect rob portman a very solid senator to. me if he is picking him early it says christie, rubio, martina. someone who could shake it up and draw up the press cycle.

if it's someone safe that could be buried by convention time. >> a lot of signs right now if you read the tea leaves could be pointing to tim pawlenty again. >> back on chris christie. >> is it? why is that? even though chris christie has said under no circumstance also i ever ever ever ever be vice president. >> a few weeks ago he he said i could be persuaded. >> a wise political man once said you never have someone to overshadow you. that's the only problem with christie. with his personality, boisterous speaker, would that overshadow romney? that's where my money goes. >> i know because i like what you said. >> palin overshadowed mccain. >> you aren't putting money on the table who do you got. >> i think they are going to go to someone safe. to jeb bush's point you can't have two old white guys running on the republic ticket. you need diversity as jeb bush

said. >> maybe by 9:00 you can have a pick. >> obviously just talking about the republic side. is it possible that the veep stakes is still up for grabs on the democrat sides. favorite parlor game as to whether or not joe biden would be replaced and hillary clinton. they too said never ever ever which means it could happen. >> a very smart guy, smart columnist with the "wall street journal" said he he has spoken to a nufn prominent republicans says the buzz is getting louder that there is going to be a swap out. there is going to be a veep swap and that hillary clinton would take the role as vice president and joe biden would go over to the state department and take her job. >> i would feel better if he had spoken to a number of prominent democrats. >> prominent democrats who have said what this does is she is the most popular democrat in the country. >> by a mile. >> by a landslide. >> wouldn't this. >> it would absolutely shake things up.

>> it sure would. >> my money i can't see him doing it. i mean, joe biden is the perfect attack dog for obama right now in the campaign trail. i would be shocked to see that it would certainly shake things up. >> women, perhaps, she is very popular. >> no question. no question. let us know what you think. >> i can't he see the downside to it? >> what is the downside. >> shows there is some sort of panic or discord in the administration t shows that something wasn't working, i guess. >> let us know what you think. weigh in on both of those to dave's point on othe horse race on the republic side. who would you pick for vice president on the republic side and 00 on the democratic side. >> dave is looking for money. put a wager on it is he not satisfied if you make an offer without any doe. >> you know who elms is looking for money. warning that if we don't extend the bush era tax cuts. the payroll tax extension

agreed upon by president obama and the republicans earlier this year that there will be what he called a taxmagedden. >> unless coming act largest tax increase in history. $500 billion. some have called it tax meggeden. make no mistake every single working american will see hirst taxes go up on january 1st absent action. family budgets will be squeezed even tighter. disposable income will shrink and many jobs will be destroyed. >> listen, if this sounds like deja vu all over again? it is. the constant national debate that we're having. it seems like we take a two month hiatus and then we get back to the tax mageddon should or should not taxes be raised? it's been going on for the better part of two years. philosophical divide of whether or not you think that the rich need to put in more money and have their taxes go

up or whether or not you think that they are the ones who support the rest of the country and they need to keep their own profits so they can hire people and grow their businesses. >> like it or not, they are going to have a tax increase, january 1st, can you see it, $500 billion. essentially, what happens if those bush tax cuts run out, you know's what, the president right now wants taxes to go up for those individuals making more than 200,000 or couples making more than 250,000. now, you have to figure that those people, come january 1st, make lifestyle changes. there is going to be a major difference in your paycheck come january 1st. you're going to have to start living your life different. if you are in new york. if you are in l.a. if you are someone who is not fabulously wealthy making $250,000 a year in this town, you make a change. you just lost an annual raise or whatever. >> and on the payroll side of things, of course, you are going to see that coming directly out of your paycheck. the democrats and white house

have argued. this was sun set put in place by the bush administration in the first place. it was extension. the question was and from democrats is how do you pay for it the other side says you don't pay for tax cuts you make other cuts to pay for them. they can't agree on cutting anything. neither party has cut anything. where does that money come from? all signs point to this massive deficit being run up because there is no way to cover the cost of the tax cuts. >> we will relitigate this after the elections. >> let's do that in fact let's do it every day until the election. we have breaking news terrorism story. four suspected acome -- accomplices of the times square bomber are being free men after having been acquitted by a pakistani court. peter doocy has more on that story. >> good morning. four men were reportedly acquitted in pakistan. one of them for giving the attempted times square bomber financial assistance and the other three with being that money man's accomplices and

helping the alleged times square bomber fiesel ashad. luckily the truck bomb did not fully explode. it got really smoky and then didn't blow. shah sad is in an american president serving life sentence. four alleged helpers in pakistan are now free. that's on top of two other men acquitted in pakistan long ago. at this point we don't know if pakistan has anyone in custody charged with helping shah sad put together his failed bomb attack. what we do know that his 2010 attack was inspired by u.s. drone strikes against pakistani militants. he really does not like drone strikes. the fact that that is part of his motivation carries extra significance today since only hours ago 10 militants were killed in yet another u.s. drone strike in northwest pakistan. back to these acquittals for a second. they only add to already tense

diplomatic situation with pakistan who somehow let usama bin laden roam freedomly under their noses for several years and charged and sentenced the doctor who helped the united states find usama bin laden 13 month ago to 33 years in prison. back to you. >> all right. thanks, peter doocy, live for us in washington this morning. thanks, peter. >> let's get to the rest of your headlines right now because authorities in arizona fear that mexico's vicious drug violence may have spilled over into the united states. early yesterday morning police in arizona found five dead bodies burned beyond recognition inside a charred out car in the desert. the area known as beckel valley is a corridor for drug smugglers and illegal immigrants. bodies were so badly burned police have not been able to determine the victim's names or ethnicity. >> fire crews making progress on a massive wildfire burning in new mexico. they face a new challenge with forecasters facing more high and dry winds.

more than 1200 firefighters are battling the blaze. so far 228,000 acres, that's how big the fire is it is 15% contained. the shuttle enterprise is about to set sail later this morning. the retired experimental space shuttle will begin its slow journey to the intrepid sea air and space museum in new york city. yesterday the shuttle was hoisted on to a barge at jfk airport. from there it will travel across new york harbor to port elizabeth, new jersey. it will be on display there until tuesday when a tug boat will pull enterprise to the museum where it will be on exhibit to the public starting july 179th. clayton is already getting -- >> anna coinman will be there live for us. >> fantastic. works for med air.

last week drones found captors hiding in a cave. despite the ak 47 assault rifles. rocket propelled grenades capable of shooting down a helicopter they were no match forever seal team 6. the soldiers landed their helicopter outside and stormed the cave. in the end, at least 7 terrorists were dead and women were brought out alive. the things, the heroism of seal team 6. the things that they pull off are just so astounding and breathtaking and they continue to do it. >> so strange we're beginning to learn about though. >> i like hearing about it because it's so impressive. >> i'm conflicted. i'm not sure they want everyone to know what they're doing. that's all. they like their secrecy. there is a reason for it. >> clayton knows all about the seals. >> i enjoy listening to. >> check in with rick for the forecast. >> they like their secrecy? >> yes. they did. >> they all have a new book

coming out. >> here is your temps as you are weighing up this morning. it's very warm across areas of texas thrng m storms to the north of it but not any real relief as far as temperatures overnight across parts of texas. kind of a warm situation going on. eastern part of the country you are looking pretty good this looks exactly like it looked yesterday. still very heavy rain across maine and watching upper level disturbance hang out across the upper great lakes. this is going to hang out here and drift towards the coast by tomorrow. everybody along the coast dealing with a gloomy stormy day. might stay that way tuesday and wednesday as well. big storms moving across parts of oklahoma and kansas. those will re-fire again this afternoon. we might see a threat for severe weather. maybe an isolated tornado. likely hail and wind across again oklahoma and kansas. storms off toward the north not a problem. we will see rain across parts of dakotas. gloomy across parts of the pacific northwest for at least much of the day again today. here is your heat.

can you see all this heat building across the central part of the country denver again. phoenix 103. tomorrow warming up even farther northern plains. big cool down across much of the eastern seaboard at least the northeast for much of this coming week. going to feel like spring again. guys? >> must be nice. thanks i can rick. >> breaking news in the fight against breast cancer. doctors discovered something that works better than chemotherapy for people far along. we will tell you more about that coming up. >> you will like this one. >> too legit. >> will this swag help romney win over romney's youth or help urban outfitters sell some shirts. >> that was once his anthem 2 legit 2 quit -- mitt. >> what's being planned for queen elizabeth on the throne. >> that's a long time to be on

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welcome back, everybody, time for your shot of the morning. one heck an inspiration. meet 11-year-old matt wood drum. >> come on, buddy. nice job, matt. >> good job the ohio boy has cerebral palsy. can you see him struggling through the race that he took part. in that does not keep his classmates from cheering him on. he finishes the race. unbelievable. the video has gotten for man 700,000 hits on youtube. >> that just really got

growing about 24 hours ago. first saw it online. and it has grown out of control. because if you watch the whole thing, which is over 3 minutes long. first it's just matt running on the track and the more you see him struggle, one student, two students, 3 students, then maybe as 2 or 30 by the end there. it gives you renewed faith in our youth in these kids that just came from nearby fields because they couldn't help but cheer him on and urge him across the finish line. look at that that's just a fantastic story. >> it's so wonderful. i'm getting choked up. that is great. look how happy they are when he crosses the finish line. >> we have seen these stories over the past few years. have the baseball team where someone has a disability and instead of worrying about who was going to win the game they like picked up the person with the disability and carried him or her over home plate. >> i love it. >> good stuff. we have faith in our youth. >> might not have faith in

these t-shirts. >> stop it fantastic. >> urban outfitters is rolling out t-shirts to try to appeal the young voters. you know, whether or not this helps with maybe to make mitt romney look cool. i don't know that anyone would argue that mitt romney is cool. >> that's why they are trying to do these t-shirts. when you put legit next to mitt, is he cool all the all of a suddennen. >> these are two different things. right and left cafe press t-shirts can you buy. in the middle is urban outfitters they don't care about making mitt romney cool they care about selling t-shirts. they think this might catch off. it's taken off the mc ma'am member is now romney. it is hammer in the pants. 2 legit 2 mitt. >> sign me up if they are no not in the female version i want one is is that a slam against romney?

>> i think we are over analyzing a little bit. it's urban outfitters. >> is this pro-or anti? >> call carl rove on that and have him dissect. >> let's do that and get him in the genie pants. find old archive tape of him doing the mc hammer. >> i think i did 2 legit to quit. >> this is what do you at your house on a normal weekend. >> glory days. >> i have headlines. chaos has erupted inside one of toronto's busiest malls after a gunman opened fire at a crowded food cart. >> everyone, exit the mall you can see police there rushing people out of the center. on the moment he is still on the loose. a 25-year-old man was killed. at least seven others.

said to be in critical condition at this hour. >> >> when he pulled a gun he started firing up in the air and started yelling. it was hard to hear exactly what he was saying because a bunch of people were screaming. everyone panicked. >> you saw people like faces. we all ran into a little room in h and m. we just kept quiet there until safety came. >> police say the man who died may have been targeted. >> you are about to look at new video of leon panetta as he makes history. he arrived overnight in vietnam. >> the reason i came here to cammeron bay is because as i said this the sirs first time that secretary of defense has come back to cammeron bay cam

ran bay since the war years. it's a symbol how the relationship between the united states and vietnam as improved. >> panetta says he hopes to encourage efforts with the country to locate and identify more of the fallen u.s. soldiers still missing there are about 1200 service members believed to be unaccounted for in vietnam. >> time is running out for george zimmerman. he has until this afternoon to surrender to authorities after a judge revoked his bond. prosecutors claim zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about their finances when his bond was set for $150,000. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. here is a story so many of you have been asking about and, in fact, emailing us about, a break through in breast cancer treatment. doctors say they have discovered a smart bomb styled drug that can fight off tumors without attacking healthy tissues like chemotherapy does. doctors studied this drug on 1,000 women all with advanced stages of cancer. for most of them the cancer remained but it did not get

worse. while the drug could provide a longer life span. it is not known if it will decrease the breast cancer mortality rate. just one more drug in the arsenal of trying to fight that deadly disease. those are your headlines. >> fantastic. let's do a little sports now. a brand new series in the western conference. finals in the nba. it's the spurs and oklahoma city thunder. tony parker looks to bounce back after getting hounded in game they. that was sergey 11 for 11 from the field. cut this thing to two in the third quarter. fourth quarter belonged to one man. kevin durant. what a man he is 16 straight. thunder 18 points in the first quarter. 36 in the game. okc is back in this thing, baby. it is tied at 2. game 5 monday night in san antonio. should be fantastic. in the nhl now, kings, devils, it was a show by both

goaltenders, 40-year-old marty and jonathan quick. he did get beat by one goal that's ryan carter. another carter, another teen. it's jeff carter around the net. he beat marty who again was outstanding in this game. 2-1 your final. the kings have now won 10 straight road games, which is incredible. they might win their first ever stanley cup back in l.a. this is a new youtube video. fans are dealing with the departures of peyton manning and tim tebow in their own little ways. listen to the song. ♪ ♪ told myself that you were right for the team ♪ but secretly i wanted ryan ♪ so there is the pay to be manning part. here is the tim tebow part.

♪ now and then i think of all the things you have screwed us over. ♪ part of me not caring because of -- >> what's clayton talking about. okay, somebody i used to know. that's the song. they are a parody. now it is some qb that i used to know. and all the fans in denver and indianapolis are dealing with it in that way. >> it is brilliant. >> first of all, that song to sing that you have to sing it well. they both are singing it well. it's funny and parody. that was the number one song in america. >> i think if you don't know that song, that original song. you hate that video. my wife is like what is that horrible video playing. you have to know the original song to appreciate the parody. maybe we can find the original song. >> do you like that song? you are always up on the latest. >> the guy sounds like sting.

that's why i like it so much. >> friends in california who say that everybody hates that song because it's been played so much. >> it got played out. >> when you don't have a car you don't hear songs that much you don't get tired of them. >> never tire of that youtube one though. >> i was up in the office watching it earlier this morning. >> good man. >> i was happy to see it right here on the show. take a look at the weather picture. >> we had severe weather today across the central part of the country. right there areas of the southwestern minnesota down to oklahoma. any kind of bulls eye for a tornado or two wichita area over towards kansas city. likely today is more of a hail and damaging wind threat. that's across the central part of the country. look at the forecast across the northeast for your day today. we had a lot of rain today and a lot more today. maybe 2 to 3 inches. flooding threat across areas of maine today. slowly see rain infiltrate to the coastal areas at least by tonight and tomorrow. but another cool day. temps will drop even more

tomorrow. so not feeling like june just yet across areas of the northeast. down to the southeast, however it, it is very warm, the heat is building again back to 86 today in atlanta. very warm across areas of texas. we'll see some rain showers this morning across oklahoma and more again this afternoon. into the northern plains, temps warming in chicago. out across the southwest we have been so warm the last number of days we are cooling a little bit. temps it back down the normal records. breezy again. fires burning out across areas of new mexico unfortunately another breezy day today there. send it back to you inside. >> too busy watching the goat yea video. we will show that everybody. >> show you the original and tebow version later on. >> you can pop that down a little bit? >> you have news? >> we have news to talk about because something huge is going on across the pond. the queen marks the start of the diamond jubilee celebration by spending a day

at the derby, a 41 gun salute was fired at the tower of london kicking off the event. today a pageant of both sailing down the river honoring the queen's 60-year reign. >> now that 41 gun salute they have to fix the london tower. so what else can we expect from the big four day event? joining us now from london is royal watcher robert webster. good morning to you, sir. >> well, good morning, everybody. greetings. it's great to be back with you. and not only are we honoring the monarchy, bad tradition which is weather. i don't think it will stifle the enjoyment here. it's a factor to be taken into account one of the interesting things about these four days to me is that it began yesterday as alisyn was saying with the queen's attendance at the darby order buy as you

call it across the ponds. each one of these four days was a theme. happy theme if you like. where do we see the queen more relaxed or happy than at the races or with her horses. she visibly enthusiastic yesterday. and as i say very relaxed. but she didn't have a winner. i don't think thee came close to having a winner shortly after her core nation. but it was interesting for me yesterday that's the victorious horse was camelot. irish trained horse ridden by his son joseph. as i watched the queen present the trophies to father and son of this great irish horse, it took me back to her triumphant and inscribably significant visit to ireland last year

here you have this woman to visited ireland, great spirit of reconciliation and forgiveness and healing. who could do that but the queen. not some, you know, here today, gone tomorrow politician. but rather the sovereign, who is above the fray of politics. that was a great moment yesterday and great visit. of course today as i say, weather is playing something of a role in this. while looking at this dramatic river pageant as we heard yesterday over a thousand vessels going to come up the tens. today's theme is water where a maritime nation. we're a great sea nation. set forth to establish an empire. of course once upon a time were part of that family but got lost along the way there. >> i don't know what happened there. there was some kind of

revolution. >> tee involves. >> a thousand ships and boats and our own martha maccallum is going to be in front of that pageantry and in that 9:00 hour she is going to be showing us all the festivities there. despite the gloomy back drop there that you are showing us, the typical london weather,. >> you want that. >> of course you do. it looks very colorful and festive. >> robert, thank you so much. enjoy the day and festivities. >> enjoy. >> coming up on the show. should the word god bless be banned from public cemeteries where veterans are laid to rest. one state has set the unprecedented standard will others follow suit? >> if you have seen this photo. >> hello. >> mayor michael bloomberg photo shopped to look like mrs. doubtfire or your nagging grandmother is that active portrayal after his push to ban large sized sugary drinks

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want to figure out what was behind this ad. you have to figure out it was nothing that bloomberg thought of on his own. i have-to-a assume somebody from his department of health or some other bureaucrat decided that if they couldn't tax soft drinks or they couldn't ban it, then they were just going to dictate the size of the container it was. in. >> size of the government to dictate the size of everything that you can eat or buy for consumption. you could figure out pizza slices were too wide or hamburgers were too big. have the government coming in and saying that we're going to dictate those sizes. we think this is ridiculous.

32-ounce medium these day. >> 25. >> they are firing back at you. here is a statement from mayor bloomberg's office it says an awful lot about the state of the soda industry that a tobacco company front group is attacking him on the there behalf. same ban opposing restaurants and bars. to their point philip morris pledged $600,000 most of the money needed to create your group. how do you fire back at that statement? pretty strong. >> well, what we were doing is representing restaurants that wanted to have smoking sections and nonsmoking sections. we never said that tobacco was good for you. we are all about consumer choice. now, we haven't received any money from the tobacco companies for 15 years. so, that just shows you how lame their response is they are going back 15 years ago trying to, you know, find a way to what we're saying on soda doesn't make any sense.

they have absolutely no science to support. this nothing to suggest this is going to work. the amount of calories that you get from soda in a movie theater or restaurant are tiny fraction of the calories that people consume every day. and there is no ban on soda at your home. there is no ban on soda sizes in a convenience store. this is so inconsequential it's far more for theatrics and far more for what people would consider to be the drama of doing something about the obesity issue than it does with solving it. >> maybe soon we will see bans on the big p pastrami. >> you can still have a 20-ounce milk shake. >> yeah. that's the whole point. there is nothing behind this scientifically or even from an economic standpoint that says that this is going to make a difference. why are we going through all of this for something that has no basis in fact. >> going to have a whole

department devoted to picking and choosing what type of food items we can eat. >> you are going to have the cup police. >> drink cup police. >> thanks for being with us, rick, we appreciated it one state setting precedent banning the word god bless from public cemeteries where u.s. veterans are laid to rest. will other states follow suit? that's next. careful, pringles are bursting with more flavor. [ crunches ] mmm. ♪

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>> do you remember this story in the director of the houston national cemetery prohibited veterans from mentioning the word god or jesus during funerals. well now one congressman wants that changed and he is proposing a new amendment to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> joining us have s. republic congressman from texas ted poe. congressman, nice to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> what is in this amendment and what are you hoping to

accomplish. >> the amendment thats pad the house last week in an appropriations bill will prohibit the federal government from interfering at the funerals of our veterans at the veterans seam tear. what happened in houston was the director was censors speech. censoring the prayers, closed the chapel. took out the cross, the bible and the star of david. made it a storage shed. so this amendment will allow veterans and their families when they go to it a funeral and a burial to have a religious service without the federal government coming in and censoring and prohibiting free speech and the exercise of religion. >> congressman, let's just remind our viewers exactly what happened last summer at this cemetery. we have a full screen. they wouldn't let chapel chimes ring. they regulated the prayers as we mentioned in our intro. the veterans couldn't say god or jesus. they removed bibles. they removed the cross. they removed the star of david. they closed the chapel.

what were the folks here thinking? they weren't thinking at all. they wanted to have a secular politically correct burial. the director of the cemetery did and that's not appropriate. there is a zone of privacy around a burial ceremony with the families. the veterans of foreign wars it's important for them to have -- they comb home and our own government comes in and denies them the first amendment free speech. in the future the federal government stays out of the burial ceremonies of our veterans at the national cemetery. and in houston, the cross star the david. the chapel has all been -- has been reopened and it's because had to sue here in houston. we don't want to -- we want to make sure that the veterans of foreign wars doesn't have to go around the country and sue.

so we are going to make sure that the law changes to keep the bureaucrats out of prayer and out of speech when our great veterans are buried in our national cemetery. >> it is remarkable, congressman. thanks for your work on this. think about the veterans who go over to the beaches of normandy and climb and see that remarkable cemetery there which is a sea of crosses. have crosses here that are being locked up and thrown in sheds is despicable. >> yes, it is. >> and it's just more federal bureaucracy insensitive to the veterans and also this legislation will require the directors of our cemeteries, our veteran cemeteries to be veterans so they understand the necessity of taking care of our veterans when buried. >> that's a great point. congressman ted poe thanks for coming in and explaining it to us. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show, devastation in hollywood as news breaks that a desperate housewives star suddenly died. >> did these high school students take their senior

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>> good morning, everybody. it's sunday june 3rd. i'm sal sin camerota. more dry air and fast winds are headed for the wildfire zones in new mexico. we will have the latest from the ground for you. >> call it super sunday in wisconsin. not only our r. governor scott walker and recall opponent barrett crisscrossing the state for last-minute support. >> 154-million-dollar budget surplus, best news of all, we actually gained jobs in 2011. >> there is no budget surplus. i think that's the reality. the fiscal bureau said that actually the state was in a deficit situation. >> now, more national politicians are jumping on board and getting in the game there. >> and this senior prank had

everyone laughing. except the school. the folks behind it weren't allowed to walk at graduation. was this all in good fun or is the punishment fit the crime? fox and friends hour two starts right now. >> is the ice cream here yet. >> i'm so excited i want ice cream. >> we all want ice cream. >> old school good humor man, i believe. coming here to 48th and sixth. it's a good time if you are in new york and nearby, come on down and see us you might score yourself a free -- >> that's the thing. at issue is that they have already run out because it's been so unseasonably warm. the reason we have a truck here. good humor men are outraged they have run out of toasted almond bar. >> it's a national crisis. >> it is. >> today we are going to try to figure out what we can do

about it by eating three of them. in the meantime it is crunch time. speaking of almond crunch. it is crunch time. >> that is genius. >> in wisconsin this morning they have 48 hours before the state makes a big decision which, of course, has national implications and we're talking about what's going on between scott walker and tom barrett there. >> of course they were at rallies yesterday obviously trying to get out the vote. scott walker at a number of rallies and showing up at factory floor doning protective goggles. listen to scott walker talk about the upcoming election. >> 154 budget surplus. and best news of all, we actually gained jobs in 2011. we are gaining jobs in 2012. sings i have taken over as your governor, i'm proud to say wisconsin has added more than 30,000 new jobs and quad helped us do it. thank you for making that possible. [ applause ] i love that sign. i see it all over the place it says "i stand with walker."

let me tell you, the reason i'm proud to have people hold that sign up is because i stand with the hard-working taxpayers of this state. >> on the flip side is his opponent milwaukee mayor tom barrett trailing in every poll we have seen thus far between 5% and 9%. polls close in just over 48 hours. here is the message at the last minute from the milwaukee mayor. >> there is no budget surplus. i think that's the reality because the fiscal bureau said that actually the state was in a deficit situation. so what governor walker did, he said well, let's borrow some money. he took some debt that was going it to come due this year. he he remachinessed -- refinanced it. he put it on the credit card for future generations our children and grandchildren are going to pay an additional $156 million in interest so he could restructure this debt and look good politically. >> lots of different ways to pars the numbers whether or not there is a surplus or deficit. in some ways they are both right if you can believe it what the state has figured out

at the end of 2013 there will be the surplus that scott walker was talking about. >> barrett talking about the credit card means now. so you are sort of pushing it off. >> wisconsin budgets two years. it's tough to make the argument that walker is wrong when he passes a two year budget. what i find ironic about all the arguments about fiscal discipline and the problems that wisconsin was having. this is the most expensive election in state history. at latest count $63 million has been poured into one recall election. >> poured in. >> if it in fact maintains the same governor, will we look back on this as a tremendous waste of money in fiscally prudent times. >> i'm going to go ahead and answer yes. i'm going to go out on a limb. >> went be the first to ever mention recall. >> poured in. it real has has come from out of state. >> a lot not all. >> a the love the democratic machine has poured money in from out of state. >> because it has national implication. what happens in wisconsin many

he see it as bell whether for nationally and even president obama's re-election. >> congressman ryan at a separate tea party yesterday where a number of folks showed up. he is the wisconsin congressman talking about how the national implications are profound. listen. this really will determine the direction of our state and our country for that matter. this election has so many consequences. it's really whether or not government works for us the people or the other way around. >> at issue is not just a national implication. the state has some big issues here. four senate seats up for grab. if the democrats get one of those senate seats. flip -- also at issue is the ticket. governor walker and lt. governor kleefisch are being for separated this time. it didn't happen before when they ran. it's possible that one could be voted out. one could remain in. >> it's complicated. they have a lot of barn storage toggle do in the next 48 hours in wisconsin. we will keep you updated throughout the morning on that. let's get to the rest of your headlines right now. vicious violence of drug

cartel. it may be slipping past u.s. border security. >> earl i didn't yesterday morning police in arizona made this grim discovery. five dead bodies burned beyond recognition inside this charred out car. this was abandoned in the desert. the corder used by drug smugglers. they have not been able to determine their names or ethnicity. >> challenge for firefighters on the front lines in new mexico. forecasters are predicting more extreme weather today including dry air and high wind. more than 1200 firefighters are battling this blaze. so far 228,000-acre fire is only about 15% contained. a five term congressman michigan announcing is he ending write-in campaign for term in congress. last month we learned he did not have enough valid signatures to get on the

primary ballot even though more than enough were turned. in some were duplicate and fraudulent signatures. he says he mccotter could not -- fulfill his current duties and be a -- have a write-in campaign. okay. one more thing. more than three months after a deadly shooting spree at chardon high school. students gathered as the class of 2012 commencement there in celebration. ♪ >> the senior class sipping bridge over troubled water and remembrance of the three students gunned down back in february. 17-year-old t.j. cain is expected to face murder charges in adult criminal court for the shooting. those are your headlines. >> thanks, alisyn. let's get over to rick. breaking news. the ice cream truck has just arrived. >> nice. thank you. >> now you can do the weather. >> thanks. alisyn has been complaining that she says it's been raining all the time in the northeast. >> i think it rains every day, am i right?

>> it has been sunny every weekend for like the last about 8 weekends. during the week it rains. >> where are you? in london or something. >> she is working on the weekend. days off monday and tuesday. >> monday and friday it rains every single dale. >> future radar and satellite. white is clouds and blue is rain. here we are this morning. notice this alisyn by this afternoon. rain into monday, rain and clouds and there into tuesday rain and clouds. >> so what you are saying what i'm getting from this, rick is that i'm right. >> you are absolutely right. >> i have never heard that before. >> that's what i got. >> there you go. i wanted you to feel right about something once in a while. >> thank you. >> this is a storm. upper level disturbance keep things gloomy and gray across the northeast about the next three to four days unfortunately. today not bad across the coast. by tomorrow that does begin to move on. in we have some big storms this morning across parts of oklahoma and kansas. that will re-fire as another little disturbance pulls in here this afternoon. we expect to see more severe

weather again across that area. out across the west you are looking good. we see this steady stream of moisture pulling in across the far pacific northwest. wildfire across areas of new mexico. this is your forecast. could see a shower tomorrow for the most part also lightning there is not necessarily good news. temps remaining warm. this fire probably won't get out out until the monsoon kicks in july and we get nor rain. temps into the 80's and 90's across much of the south. >> i'm sorry, july that fire might not be out until july. >> july. it's really rough terrain there. they have 17% now contained. it's going to take some rain before you get that and that doesn't happen until you get the monsoon going. >> one of the most beautiful states in the country new mexico for folks who have not been there. thanks, rick. >> we all remember senior pranks, right? so many people. getting ready to graduate. wrapped up school the last few weeks.

you are not doing much. what better time to plan a prank in the school among your classmates. >> i bet you guys were pranksters. right? >> i was the ringleader, of course. pretty good one. >> this is right in dave's wheel house where i know he would have planned it for weeks. >> even my parents were in on the act. we had a high school rival right across town. they had a big hill facing their front door. we dug out our school initials and our year in their field. it was pretty good. >> that's a good one. >> until police showed up. >> right. and that's the point. which is, today, obviously in this climate there are stem seniors doing pranks and now they are being charged criminally. they are not being allowed to grut. they are being deprived of proms and stuff like that. and they are being leveled criminal charges against them. >> yeah, whoer are a couple that are getting students in trouble. 8 students will lose graduation rights for starting a food fight in texas. >> come on. >> youtube. and my only problem with that

is it is just lame. i mean, really? a food fight? why is that funny? >> it's classic. it's not funny. >> what are you 12, really? >> also not worthy of getting booted from graduation. a food fight? that sounds lame. >> three students arrested, losing their graduation rights for -- now, they were in the hall. hundreds of students, include cheers and, yes, spraying silly string everywhere in illinois. again, my problem is the lack of creativity here, people. why does that rise to the level of getting booted from graduation? a bunch of kids chanting and yelling like they are going to a football game. >> nothing is more tame. >> nothing is more silly than silly string. >> this should not cause you not to walk at graduation. two students criminally charged loading their graduation rights. i mean, criminal record here we are talking for releasing four frogs in the auditor yum at a whatever assembly. >> they don't even move they just sit there. >> and 100 crickets.

do you feel differentially? 100 crickets and four frogs they are going to be charged. >> to your thread punishments have gone too far. to me it's a staggering lack of creativity and originality on behalf of today's youth. come on, people, step it up. >> get the police involved in your pranks. >> that's the moral lesson here. do like dave briggs. [frog] >> decorate. >> i always liked the student pranks where they hung a car from a tree. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> overnight they would move something that involved a crane. >> i like that i understand could of stuff. >> that's what i mean. >> you can't do it anymore. the point is this is actually serious. you can't do these things anymore. people are taking them way too seriously. >> of those three i appreciated the frogs and crickets the most. >> let us know what you think. gone too far these pranks. >> end us your best senior pranks and debate.

>> still to come, devastation hits hollywood as news breaks that a desperate housewife star has died. >> then attorney general eric holder is calling on minorities across the country to stand up against voter discrimination. but is there voter discrimination? in voter i.d. laws. we're going to debate all of this. >> and a fair and balanced debate with angela mcgowan and jackson straight ahead. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet.

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both fiewngs contributors, ladies, lovely to have you. here. >> thank you for having me. >> attorney general eric holder says is he trying to protect the voting rights of blacks and hispanics. he doesn't want them to disenfranchised. obviously a laudable goal. why is making somebody show a photo i.d. discrimination? >> i think what is he trying to do is protect the rights of americans because set american attorney general. it's interesting to me that you are 39 times more likely to -- well 3500 times more likely to see a ufo than to commit voter fraud. 39 times more likely to -- i forget the numbers. >> you are saying voter fraud doesn't happen often. >> in 2004 in wisconsin had you 3 million votes and seven instances of voter fraud. it's very very very rare. .0002% of the time that happens. >> okay. >> i think it's important for

him to protect the franchise because it not only effects women, it effects women, it effects hispanics, it effects the poor. >> help us understand why is showing photo i.d. discriminatory. >> i'm someone who does not drive. yes, i do not drive. i lived in new york for a long time. at least -- i did live here for aening lo time. that having been said, when you have to go to the department of motor vehicles, they do not have dmv offices across the county they do not. they are not open on weekends in many places it can be very very difficult. >> a license can be burdensome. >> getting a license can be, i think if you don't have that transportation to get there, getting a state i.d. but, you know, you have acorn, you have certain organizations that get out the vote. rainbow push that gets out the vote. why can't we take folks to get get their voter i.d. or state i.d. if we're going to register them, help them get their i.d. as well? >> i think that you can. this is a solution in search

of a problem. one of the bigger problems for me are the impediments to registering to vote which still exists in this country. the impediments to voting. one of the things that we learned from the 2000 election in bush v. gore officially and the naacp vs. katherine harris who was the secretary of state. the fact was the naacp won because they found that people -- thousands of people were wrongfully purged from the rolls. >> liberals tend to race bait. accusations out there that eric holder is utilizing this to get out the vote. to say, in essence, that republicans, not saying that eric holder said. this but this is what is is out there, republicans, they are going to disenfranchise people of color in voting. >> i don't think he is race baiting. >> hold on. let me finish. my question is. this since you guys have been having this advocacy campaign since bush v. gore, why is it now that we are doing this big campaign? >> not since bush v. gore.

why is it now that eric holder is weighing in on south carolina. >> is it possible it's a political reason in that he wants to make sure that blacks and hispanics turn out for obama? >> for me it's about protecting the franchise. at the end of the day of course we have seen touted the fact that you have seen registration rise along with these voter i.d. laws. but the fact is you have had a get out the vote campaign voter registration campaign because there has been. >> i think it's a travesty that florida wants to purge illegal aliens from voting and the fact that the department of justice is fighting them on that. it's our constitutional right to vote. >> no it's not our constitutional right to vote. >> we have to go. so much to say about this and obviously we will continue to have this debate. you both made great points santita. thanks so much. another slap in the face from pakistan. why were the four men suspected in the times square bombing just set free from prison? we will have a live report from that. plus, studies say that everyone lies pretty

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from boston this morning, doc, nice to see you this morning. >> nice to see you. so the bottom line in this book is that everyone lies, even if just a little bit.

>> yeah. the bottom line in this book is that the big toll to society isn't the bernie madoffs who can figure their ways into your house if you will through the front door and past the locks. because they are so smart. the real threat to society are the millions of people who cheat just a little bit on their taxes, at work. in school. et cetera. that's the main thrust of this book. >> and essentially the top 1% lies all the time. the bottom 1% never ever lies. most of us fit right there in the middle. but why do we lie according to this research? >> right. 98% of the people the author suggests in fact lie. a little bit. and why? number one lying is contagious is the contention. if you see someone else is doing it. you are likely to do it yourself. especially if they are profiting by it this is where

it comes in work and on your taxes is that tend to be herd animals. we follow other people who lie successfully. as long as we don't feel that we're compromising our character too much. >> next on the list if you feel like you are getting a bum deal, you are more likely to lie to feel like you are being cheated, right? yes, and the tests that the author and his colleagues conducted over decades, if people feel depleted and if their tasks are very hard to do when they're being tested with various puzzles and report how many did you solve? not checked on they will overreport how many they saw. they feel put upon. that may be something. employers may be able to quiz their employees listen how can we make things easier for you while still getting results? >> what about the consequences? is lying so prevalent because there are not consequences

today? >> the researchers suggest otherwise. it's not the consequences that matter. it's reminding people not to do it. so these tests include things like telling people you are not supposed to lie and steal. well, that actually reduces people's lying and stealing. if they had people sign at the top of a form that related to reporting things accurately like your taxes or on an auto loan, a fake auto loan form that people would fill out, signing at the top reduces lying on the form as opposed to signing at the bottom. you are vowing not to lie from the beginning. >> i like this one. people are winning to lie for a virtual something over actual cash. so when it's not really in your hand you are more likely to lie? >> yeah. people don't like to be the bag man. they don't want the concrete evidence. wow, i just took $10. what kind of person am i? however, they would lie more for tokens. why? because it's just one step removed.

you will take the casino tokens but you would be unlikely to grab the money off the blackjack table. >> doctor, we know you are in that 1% that never lies. you would never lie to us. >> i am not. thanks so much. >> is that the lie or that's the truth? it's hard to tell. >> tough to tell. >> thanks, doc. we had news out of hollywood that the tv star on television then just a few weeks later dies the same way in real life. we will tell you what happened. >> desperate housewives star. it's not a college degree that gets you ahead in this world. our next guest says you will go much further by playing some golf. i don't mean like alisyn does. >> alisyn is going to take out waned doe. >> playing well generally helps. we will tell you why.

>> welcome back, everybody. >> welcome back to fox and friends. hey, coming up in a few minutes, i have got some great gadgets for father's day. moms and wives like to shop ahead of time. >> that's why we are doing it a few days early.

how about this an iphone case that opens beer bottles. >> oh, for all you drunks out there. that is genius. >> there you go. >> more of that coming up in just a bit. first news headlines, pakistani court acquitting four suspected accomplices of the times square bomber fiesel shah sad. peter doocy. >> hi, in custody but acquitted by antiterrorism court in pakistan yesterday. one of them had been acquitted of financial assistance the other three were charged with being accomplices to that money man. and like shah sad, most of these men were reportedly wealthy and well-educated but unlike shah sad they are now free while is he serving a life sentence in an american prison trying to blow up his nissan pathfinder in the heart of times square back in the may of 2010. luckily the bomb in the back of his suv never detonated.

just filled the inside of his car up with smoke in an attack that was prompted by shah sad's disgust with american drone attacks in pakistan. that's timely today. one of those drones killed 10 militants in northwest pakistan just hours ago those drone strikes are sometimes unpopular with the people of pakistan and these acquittals are likely only going to heighten tensions between the u.s. and pakistan. pakistan is where usama bin laden romed freely for several years and pakistan is also where the doctor who helped us track bin laden down was just sentenced to 33 years in jail. dave and clayton? >> all right. thank you, peter. >> more headlines this morning syria's president big story denying the country's government played a role in that massacre last week. marking the first time that president bashar assad had spoken on the killings. he said not even monsters would carry out such an ugly crime killing children. he hasn't insisted terrorists

are behind the country's uprising. more than 100 people were killed. nearly half of them by the way were children. >> meanwhile, hollywood remembers the life of desperate housewives actress catherine juice. >> i will talk to tom. >> we mind me i'm at the end of my rope. >> i wish i could help you lynette. can i see that you are going down, but i'm just too old to get dragged down with you. >> joosten who won the wife for her cruel karen clufty lost her long battle with lung cancer she was 72. >> a fire at one world trade center and no water to put it out? that was the reality when firefighters learned the tower's stand pipes were completely dry. experts calling it shear luck. trash fire didn't spread -- turn into a complete disaster. building workers were able to fight the flames with fire extinguishers until fry crews showed up.

fortunately no one was hurt. >> hey, anyone out there missing a wallaby? if so police in pennsylvania would like to speak with you, clayton. game officials captured this little guy wandering the roads of crawford county, p.a. the animal apparently strayed from its owner and was picked up and brought to animal control. yes, it's a strange find considering wallabies are native to it australia as you might imagine. what do you with one of those as your pet. >> you could store your beer in their pouch. >> hop up on the couch. >> sit and watch a movie with me. >> weird stuff. rick likes weird animals. what would you do with the wallaby. >> beer and remote control. >> keep it in the pouch? >> i like it. >> talk about the weather. we do have some severe weather today again it's right across the central plains. kind of where typically would be this time of year. anywhere you see that yellow threat. mostly for some hail and damaging winds today. we can't rule out a tornado or

two. right around the wichita area. maybe over towards kansas city. take a look at the forecast across the northeast. we have more rain across areas of maine. very heavy rain yesterday and again today look at that. only getting to 55-degrees. we are in june in gang gore, maine. 63 in buffalo. so a cool one. down to the southeast, temps warming um quite a bit. back into the 80's towards atlanta. 88 in nashville. we will see some of those thunderstorms there from oklahoma in towards missouri. a warm day. 102 in lore raid -- laredo. in towards the northern plains see the temps warm up again today. certainly warmer than the last few days. see a few thunderstorms south dakota to nebraska. out across the southwest you are looking great. temps a little bit cooler than they have been for the last few days. still be breezy unfortunately for that fire across areas of new mexico and rain across areas of the pacific northwest. alisyn, send t over to you. i have to tell it you i'm very excited about what is about to happen here.

green ball. >> i are always happy to see me do athletic pursuit because it's always so shocking. what if we told you this golf club was just as important to your career sces as a degree from an ivy league business school? golf instructor leslie edwards is the co-author of even par how golf helps women gain the upper hand in business. leslie, great to have you here. >> thank you very much for having me. >> you actually believe that playing golf has been as important as getting an mba from a fancy school. >> yes i do. >> why? >> because what you learn in ivy league business school is book learning. what you learn on the golf course is actually something that can help you move your career along. >> even if you stink at golf like me, i mean, this is the problem is that i don't know how to play golf. i shouldn't all of a sudden be asking my bosses and colleagues to go play golf, right? >> i agree. you need to have a basic skill set. but then you need to take those -- the leap of faith and actually get out there on to the golf course. one of the things i like to

emphasize to people whether it's in my private teaching at randall's island or women's organizations is not about how well you play at golf. how well you comport yourself on the golf course. it's about building relationships. that's really what it comes down to in terms of using golf for business. >> why is golf so magical? why is that the thing that will give you leg up? >> well, first of all, golf is generally known as the sport of ceos. and if you want to succeed in business, you want to be around people who are powerful, who are influential, people who can make decisions. those people tend to hang out on the golf course. also, golf is unique in the sense that when you are out on the golf course, the sport itself lends itself essentially a window on to the soul. unlike taking a colleague or a client out to dinner. when you play golf, you get insight into people's sense of humor, their ability to handle frustration. their ability to handle anger. how they look at risk and reward. all sorts of things that you

can then sort of incorporate as you get to know someone. build a relationship. >> people have always talked about that with presidents, too how they have handled themselves on the golf course can you give me a few pointers i'm not going tomorrow bare was myself. if somebody this summer asks me to play golf, what do i need to know? >> great. first of all first thing you need to know is not worry about being embarrassed. that's the primary message here. you have basically want to get your hands on the club correctly. >> yep. >> bend over, and pull from the hips as if you are bowing in to the ball. bowing into the ball. >> essentially i'm going to turn to the right and turn to the left and step back so i don't hit you. i am going to step back because i know thatch about golf. turn to the right and turn to the left. and you just broke one of our windows. oh well. are you ready to try it? >> yeah i'm ready to try it equities september after you it's a -- except for after you it's a little nerve wracking i could go out with colleagues on to the golf course can i say i don't know much about golf? >> absolutely you can say you

don't know much about golf. you can't go out without bare minimum skills. do you need a basic skill set. >> should i wear these shoes. >> those are the perfect shoes. >> then it's going to work out just final. >> i would suggest you put both meet ons matt? >> stick out my rear end and bend a little bit and keep my eye on the ball? >> you look absolutely perfect turn this way and turn the other way like that. in the middle the ball is going to take off. >> well done. >> for miniature golf. >> leslie, thanks so much. again,. >> the book "even par" thanks so much for coming in. >> go back to the guys on the couch. i'm ready to hit the links. >> wow. >> you need some work. ha ha ha ha. >> watch dave briggs do it. is he a good golfer. >> coming up on the show that was pretty atrocious. got a pedestrian. there might be something in

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you know the distance from the pin to the cup. it measures your swing. it knows how many times you hit the ball into the rough. >> i don't want to know that. >> g.p.s. all of that. it knows your swing. it knows the club. virtual caddie. >> it's a caddie. >> you can actually look online and see where the ball actually went into the rough. you can actually track it. you see like a virtually globe looking down on the golf course. >> does it carry your clubs, too. >> i wish it would. >> good stuff from motorola on that. >> that's great. >> looking for weekend things to do with your kids. great things for dads. wired magazine has a couple of new books out and the geek dad edition. so there are all these projects that you can do with these kids, your daughter, your son. go to home depot, build robots that have multiple commands. they are super easy to do. weekend projects. >> kids grow up like clayton. >> we know what you will be doing later this afternoon. >> if you are tired of playing

t-ball in the backyard. gets them involved with it. >> gets them inside in front of the computer. >> what's happening solar ipad. >> two great cases. solar key bad. >> using keyboards-if a what if had you had one never had to charge again. solar powered one. sit three months in complete darkness and never have to be recharged. also uses lamp light and ambient light in the room to charge it. here is a folio case from iluv more for executives in your life. carry obviously a credit card. your ipad in there plus it has a note pad and stylus or a pen can you keep inside from iluv great one for them. >> that is fantastic. i have the castanza wallet. put it all in one. >> hex has made iphone wallet case actually store your credit cards, put

business cards inside of it it and holds your iphone. closes up. made of genuine leather. >> no cash. >> you can slide cash in there as well. also you can carry a money clip separately. this gets in the way of having multiple things in your pocket at once. >> lastly. >> another iphone case that has a beer bottle opener on the back of it which is fantastic. at last resort. get the opener for tim. >> you have made dave briggs the most happy man. >> all of these will be up online at foxnews.com if you missed any of the details. >> great suggestions, thank you. there might be ingredients in your food that are not listed on the label. chemicals used during the making of the food. we have the disturbing study and what it means for your health. >> then, you have seen this photo? new york city mayor michael bloomberg probably doesn't like t much. it's photo shop looking like a nagging mother. hear from the man behind this ad and the mor's response next hour. ♪

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>> we have all heard a few times it's healthier to eats fruits and vegetables. now even more reason. a new study tested 36 popular supermarket foods peanut butter and cold cuts and found half of them contained a common flame retardant: joining us is dr. kathleen london good morning, doctor. >> good morning. >> we always hear it's a small amount. it's not harmful. is it. >> well, here is the issue. it stores in fat cells and in your liver and in animal studies actually in bone. so what we don't know is how much is it going to be there

over time? how much does it react with other chemicals both banned ones like pcbs and ones that continue to be used and how do those together and what do they do to you? >> this was a big study and it found peanut but the tri, paltry, fish, and beef. you can't exactly avoid all these things. and they did not name specific brands until they find more information. what is this chemical hbcd and why, how does it get into our food. >> hex is a broke mow cycle low cebdaine. flame retardant used in the walls in construction and electrical things. there is a couple ways it could get into the food supply one both during manufacturing how much of it is released into our air, our water, our soil and then the dust from the actual final product the same thing. the theories that water is then used to water the peanuts that turn into peanut butter

or the fields that the cattle are grazing on. so we don't 100% know how it's getting in. my concern is when you look he a animal studies that this made the testties smaller. pregnant women, children. that concerns me. babies put everything in their mouth. if that dust is getting into the air. is it getting into them that way? in terms of, you know, what do we do about this? >> right. >> we have been a very reactive society with all of these kinds of things. let's go back to pcb's. dte. one by one these things have been banned. similar chemical cousin, same thing happens. instead of being so reactive we need to be proactive and thinking what is this going to do to us? what are we doing to our food supply? can would he be better about protecting our future? >> we hope. so i don't know

if this will comfort threw is a statement from the north american flame retardant alliance based on these findings the real story is hbcd was not detected if the majority of the samples and in those where it was it was well below as i mentioned earlier levels where one might see adverse health effects. again, not sure how much that comforts you. there is more study going to happen to find out ill effects. >> this was the first. eat more fruits and vegetables and avoid the fatty food. >> thanks for being in. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up next hour, disturbing discovery out west. what happened to the five people found dead in the arizona desert? then, forget the skies. moments from now, the space shuttle is headed to sea. a live report from anna kooiman who is standing by for takeoff. [ male announcer ] today a mom will see her doctor.

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>> good morning, everyone. sunday june 3rd. burning out of control, a massive wildfire is raging in new mexico. now the biggest in the country. we will have the very latest on the firefighters efforts there. >> seal team 6 strikes again. new details on the top secret raid on a terrorist in afghanistan. >> war over super sized drinks far from over. new york city mayor michael bloomberg photo shopped to look like a nagging mom. hear from the man behind this ad and the mayor's response to it coming up. fox and friends hour three now. >> there she blows. >> is our ice cream truck it has just arrived on 48th street. we will be out there talking to them later. there is ice cream shortage. toasted almond. one of america's favorite ice

cream bars has run short. they don't make them anymore. they ran out because it's been so warm. >> as much as i love hannah montana does that play the ice cream music? drives through your neighborhood and you go running through the street. that's. ♪ ♪ in my head i'm running down the street. >> i wonder how many kids across america in their living rooms mom and dad ice cream truck. >> you just hear that. >> it's -- >> ring a bell and i salivate. >> indulging momentarily. headline, news to tell you about. it could be a sign that the violence of mexico's drug cartels has slipped into the u.s. police in arizona have found five dead bodies burned beyond recognition they say inside this charred car. this was abandoned in the desert area. this was a corridor used by drug smugglers and illegal

immigrants. the bodies were so badly burned they have not been able to determine their names or ethnicities. >> wildfire in new mexico bracing for more challenges today. forecasters predicting more extreme weather including dry air and high winds. more than 1200 firefighters are battling this blaze. so far the 228,000-acre fire is only 17% contained. you are about to see some new video of leon panetta as he makes history in vietnam. the defense secretary arrived at a former u.s. and naval base at cammeron bay. >> the reason i came here to cammeron bay is because, as i said, this is the first time that secretary of defense has come back to cammeron bay since the war years. and i think it's an important symbol of how the relationship

between the united states and vietnam has improved. >> panetta later said he hopes tone courage efforts country to locate and identify more of the fallen u.s. soldiers who are still missing there are about 1200 service members who are believed to be unaccounted for in vietnam. >> the u.s. navy seal team 6 strikes again. we're now learning that the same unit that killed usama bin laden helped rescue four aid workers being held hostage in afghanistan. along with british forces. the four hostage all women, were working for the humanitarian organization called med air when they were kidnapped last month. just last week u.s. drones found their captors hiding in a cave. which despite the kidnappers ak 47 assault rifles, rocket propelled grenades and machine gun capable of shooting down a helicopter. they were no match for seal team 6. the soldiers landed their helicopter outside and stormed the cave in the end. at least seven suspected terrorists were dead. and the women were brought out alive.

just another act of hero recidivism by seal team 6. >> again is, this the information we want out there? is this what the navy seals want out there? >> we want to know their successes. >> do they want us to know their successes. >> they are very humble. >> very country. >> email let us know. the spaceship enterprise. go on wild water ride along new york harbor before hitting its last stop. fox news own anna kooiman is in the studio with more on the enterprise. good morning, an. >> that good morning to you. about 15 minutes ago. the space shuttle enterprise was scheduled to leave jfk airport where it's been for the last month and begin its river ride to its final resting place. manhattan museum. the transport process from jfk to the intrepid sea, air and space museum which is actually a converted world war ii aircraft carrier began yesterday. a crane lifted enterprise on to it a barge that is ferrying

it from the museum to jfk. the tug boat will pull shuttle enterprise along the shores of queens and brooklyn today. tomorrow it will be in new jersey and tuesday, ernesto prize will pass by the statue of liberty and the world trade center before stopping at the intrepid on the hudson river. a lot of patriotic photo ops there. we watched on april 27th as nasa jumbo jet carried enterprise from the smithsonian national air and space museum to jfk airport. little bit of history for you. enterprise named after fictional starship from the tv series star trek. designed as prototype and never went to space. but used in the 19' 70s for approach and landing test. before making its way to jfk. ernesto prides had been at the smithsonian since 1985. and also made appearances at the paris air show and world's fair in new orleans. a lot of history there the intrepid plans to exhibit enterprise on flight deck until a permanent display home

can be built. it's slated to be on display to the public on july the 19th. our crew, guys, is going to be following it along its river route today, looking forward to that. >> great. keep us posted. >> i love that star trek fans are the reason we have the starship enterprise because of the massive write in exercise in the 1970s. thank you. >> thank you. rick reichmuth has a check of the weather across the country. i can't stop looking at these fires across new mexico. you say they can be going on for a linger time. only 15%. >> rugged territory. they are probably going to need the help from mother nature. that starts to come when the monsoon season kicks in. that likely happens in june is generally when that gets going. little bit of a thunderstorm chance today for tomorrow. not necessarily a good thing. you need a lot of rain. you don't neat -- need thunderstorms. how this fire got going a couple of weeks ago. temps staying very very warm and today and tomorrow winds maybe 15, 20 miles per hour.

gusting a little bit higher than that as well. not good news. they need rain. not going to get too much rain across areas of maine heavy rain yesterday and continuing to fall today and tomorrow. maybe another two to three inches actually having v. flooding concerns across that area. will see light showers, light variety. gloomy variety across the northeast the next couple of days. it's this upper level disturbance not moving anywhere quickly. see rain certainly across areas of inland around the great lakes by tomorrow. move towards coastal areas as well. heavy rain this morning across areas of kansas and oklahoma, stretching in towards parts of the dakotas as well. that's going to refire again this afternoon as another disturbance moves on. in when it does, we will likely see threat for severe weather. some hail, some strong winds, maybe an isolated tornado or two. but more of a hail and damaging wind threat today anywhere you see that yellow. temps very warm again across all areas of the plains. but in towards the northeast, i will tell you what, it's very cool. in fact, we are going to be seeing some temps not get out

of the 50s by the time we get to tuesday across much of new england. big cool down there but big warm up across all of the plain states. >> thanks so much, rick. time to get out there and have a big gulp, perhaps. it's hot outside. >> thank you for the reminder, man. i appreciate that. >> better not do that? >> michael bloomberg not going to be happy with you. of course you know the debate all week longed about soda ban here in manhattan. mayor michael bloomberg hoping to put the clamp down on any of these sodas over a certain amount of ounces. >> 16. >> you have to get refills. multiple glasses. now the consumer for consumer freedom have put that nanny ad controversial ad shows michael bloomberg looking like mrs. doubtfire or a nanny. >> you have got to it see the ad. if you haven't seen it yet. this is five or six pages in "new york times" with the new york mayor. >> right. basically it illustrates the nanny state in which they say is, you know, going to ridiculous proportions because of the inconsistency that you

can still buy, there you go, you can still buy milk shakes, can you still buy diet sodas, many people think they're horrible for you. >> they're filled with aspartame. terrible chemicals. rick behrman on fox and friends earlier was responsible for this ad. he talked about why they put this ad out. listen. >> the fact is they have absolutely no science to support this. there is nothing to suggest this is going to work. the amount of calories that you get from soda in a movie theater or in a restaurant are a tiny fraction of the calories that people consume every day. this is so inconsequential it's far more for theatrics and far more for what people would consider to be the drama of doing something about the obesity issue than it has anything to do with solving it. >> now the bloomberg office has fired back and said this. mark, the spokesperson says it says an awful lot about the state of the soda industry that a tobacco industry front group is attacking mike bloomberg on their behalf.

this is the same organization that was founded to oppose bans of smoking in restaurants and bars. but, of course, rick on our show fired back at that suggestion. >> right. this was started with tobacco money. $600,000 of it, in fact, was the seed money to start this group. but, to his point. rick berhman that was 15 years ago that was fighting banning smoking from restaurants. they wanted no smoking sections. he said that is a different debate. that is long past. >> it's laughable. >> not a tobacco front group by any means. >> however, a lot of people do see similarities between this and the smoking ban. so many people were up in arms when smoking started to be banned in restaurants and places of employment and even outside public places. so is this just another step in that process of trying to make everybody healthier? >> governor huckabee though argued yesterday. >> quicking and -- kicking and screaming into health. >> governor huckabee said no because second hand smoke effects other people. i asked him this.

>> it can kill them. >> healthcare effects when you are in a company or business and you have obese workers, and your healthcare costs are higher because they are -- >> what's next? burgers? fries? pasta. >> maybe. >> if you are milk based you are untouched. still have 800-calorie milk shake. 600-calorie frappuccino. >> what is the line of what the state should be telling you what is healthy and what's not. >> a latte. >> you have a latte to say? >> national politicians now campaigning on both sides of the wisconsin recall election, what will the outcome mean on the national scale? chris wallace, you know him, is a fox news sunday. he he is up next. >> and then they are not red light cameras, they are not speed cameras either. so what are police on the lookout for here? [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink?

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>> it's the final push ahead of tuesday's recall race in wisconsin and some are saying the show down there will have national implications. >> let's find out somebody whos the nation is chris wallace the host of fox news sunday. nice to see you this morning. national implications, are they making too much of this or not enough? >> well, no. i think it is a big deal. and good morning to all of you guys. first and foremost, because the reason we are having the recall and we should remind folks is because governor walker came in and had a plan to take away a lot of the collect itive bargaining rights of public workers unions. and he he succeeded in that after a big fuss in the state capital. and as a result, the opponents, the unions, some democrats launched this recall. you have to remind people of

that because there has been precious little talk about collective bargaining rights. it seems to have gone away pretty much as an issue for the opponents of governor walker. they are talking more about corruption charges against some of walker's associates when he was the county executive for milwaukee. but if walker wins, it is going to be seen and i think rightly so, as a big defeat for unions, certainly for public workers unions maybe for all unions. i think you will see a new push by other states and you have seen this already in places like indiana and ohio. to cut back on collective bargaining rights, especially for public workers unions. i think it does have national complications. conversely if barrett wins the mayor of milwaukee i think you will see unions on the march. >> beyond the implications for unions this has implications for president obama and that's -- he is avoiding it because it's sort of radioactive, this race, but does this say something about who will win in november?

>> well, it okay i don't think it necessarily does. the most recent poll shows walker, the governor, winning, beating the recall by about 7 or will points. but it also shows obama beating romney by 7 or 8 points. in wisconsin. we should point out, wisconsin is a famously blue state. the last time that a republic won the state of wisconsin in a presidential election was ronald reagan in 1984 when he won 49 states. that gives you a sense how hard it is for a republic to win wisconsin. having said that, if walker wins you can be sure that republicans are going to feel newly emboldened there and democrats will feel somewhat concerned. it would be a big state. if you could flip the traditionally blue state red, that would be a big win for romney and make his path to the white house that much easier. >> chris, as much as i would like to hear your guest debate the new york soda restrictions, ed gillespie and stephan rattner, i would

imagine the attacks on bain will come come up. stephan rattner -- auto czar dedefended romney and the private equity model. do you think that's a line they are sticking with. >> yeah, i think they will stick with it it they will be more careful to make the point not that something is inherently wrong with private equity but that the specific thing that romney was doing they claim was he was interested in returning money to his investors. he wasn't interested in creating jobs. and, therefore, he wouldn't be a god president, a good steward of the economy for all americans. that is a harder argument to make when you have unemployment going up to 8.2% and only 69,000 jobs created last month. yes, we will be talking to ed gillespie, senior advisor to the romney campaign and stephan rattner who was a big supporter of democrats. was as you say obama's car czar, but, like a lot of people. including bill clinton this

week has defended romney's business record at bain capital. >> all right, chris. we will be watching. sounds like a good show. thanks so much. >> have a good show. >> coming up next, breaking news in the fight against breast cancer. doctors discover something that works better than charmer. we will tell you about it. >> then john stossel take as trip to a homeless shelter. you won't believe what he found out. >> i have a color tv. >> have you airconditioning? >> yes. >> cable tv? >> yeah. >> i play games on it mostly. >> game player? video player. >> yeah, i play video games. >> do you have a cell phone. >> yeah, of course i do. >> john is here next with what he says is the truth about poverty in america. come on, in john. ♪ [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees...

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>> welcome back, quick headlines for you. vice president biden and his family celebrating the marriage of his daughter ashley this weekend. she and dr. howard cren said there i dos. the bidens releasing a statement welcoming howard to the family and wishing them the best. and turns out mystery surveillance cameras could relicense plates in highways near the canadian border were installed by border can a control. many the cameras keep eye out for drug smugglers and illegal aliens. >> glad we pointed out where they are. john stossel is taking a closer look at what poverty means in america today. he went to a new york city food kitchen ton find out. >> in today's america, most poor people have cars. airconditioning. cell phones and televisions. >> yes. i have a tv. >> yeah, i have a television.

>> do you have airconditioning? >> yes. >> cable tv? >> yeah. >> i play games on it mostly. >> game player, video player. >> yeah, i play video games. >> do you have a cell phone. >> yes, of course i do. i have got to keep in touch with the family. >> of course. so while the rich get richer are the poor also getting richer? joining us now to host of john stossel. author of the no they can't why they fail but individuals succeed. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> do we need to redefine what poor. >> that might be helpful. we certainly need to debunk the myth that the richer have gotten richer and sproor gotten poorer. freedom some people absurdly rich. poorer got richer too. 20% richer since i was in college. not consistently. it's gone up and down. definition isn't complete it leaves out food stamps, subsidized housing we give to

poor people. poor people in america live better than middle class people live in the rest of the world. >> certainly you don't want to be poor in india or south america. some of the left wing blogs have gone after you. >> they have. >> saying you are attacking the poor. are you attacking the poor? what's your response. >> no. i'm just saying this constant message of we must give more to the poor is a bad thing for everybody else who has to pay for it and poor the poor themselves often because it teaches dependency. and some people genuinely need the help. mostly the mentally ill. and private charities are much better at sorting out who needs help and who needs a kick in the rear than our one size fits all government. these programs have taught people you are a sucker if you don't stay dependent. so. >> so we need to redirect where exactly the help is going? >> or just shrink the safety net so it's a genuine net and not a hammock. encourages people to lift themselves out.

>> what you have discovered about the poor. is it that their incomes, so to speak have gone up or that they have more stuff? how is it possible that the poor you talked to there have cable and have tv's and have airconditioning and cell phones? how is that possible? >> well, both are true. their incomes have gone up and they have more stuff. on average, the poor people in america as classified as below the poverty line by the government, have more than one car. so, maybe your first point was right, we should redefine what poor means. and i don't mean to say we are giving so much to these people because the biggest free loaders off government are rich people who get corporate welfare and farmers who get farm subsidies people like me got flood insurance. we have to get rid of that first. this rich/poor dichotomy is a myth. >> very interesting. more of that thursday nights, 9:00 eastern time on the fox business network. don't miss stossel, great show. thank you, john. >> thanks, john.

>> good information. >> all right. take yourself back to high school for a moment if you would. if you a shot -- >> lame. >> if you played a prank and i know you did. >> yep. >> would you have been labeled a criminal for the reps of your life? in today's world that exact case is going to court. are they overreacting? >> then, word that america may be facing a new crisis. ice cream crisis. there is the shortage in america. we'll tell you where it's happening and why. >> national nightmare. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult.

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>> all right. welcome back to fox and friends. here is my favorite video of the morning. shot of the morning. spider cat. cat scaling a fridge rarity mimicking my super hero. >> that's genius. climbs up and down objects. >> he defies gravity. >> going to leap down on dr. octopus. >> i beg your pardon? >> dave will get that joke. >> spider cat. >> if you have any crazy animal videos please send them to me. >> meanwhile, listen to this. have they violent or are they typical teenagers? some schools are drawing a

very fine line between the two. >> one virginia high school suspended a student for spit balls in 2010. now he is fighting back. fox news douglas kennedy has the story. >> this is pretty crazy. i know it was a stupid decision. >> in 2010, andrew michael was suspended from his virginia high school. the charge, violent criminal conduct for using a weapon at school. >> now the weapon you supposedly used was a pen like this. and the violence you supposedly committed was shooting plastic spit balls. >> right. i was at lunch and i had a pen and i brought some little plastic balls that i got from a toy at home. i made a stupid decision of taking the pen apart and shooting people with them. >> michael is challenging the suspension in court. his lawyer claims codes of conduct policies are out of control. he says criminalizing normal student behavior. >> we're cracking down so hard on students we're making them very compliant. >> john white head says the

spirit of the american teenager boy in particular is being extinguished by what he calls dehumanizing zero tolerance policies. >> we are raising up a generation of people going to be very compliant and afraid to step out of line. >> this municipal attorney disagrees claiming zero tolerance at schools is necessary especially after the shooting at columbine. >> we have weapons like a gun, which you know it's a weapon, then you have weapons like a pen. >> but, wait a second, are we going too far when we are criminalizing shooting spit balls. >> when that spit ball takes out your eye, tell me whether or not we have gone too far? >> going to have a record for the rest of his life for having a dangerous weapon. you are talking about a kid shooting spit balls. >> he sets punishment simply doesn't fit the crime. in new york douglas kennedy, fox news. >> dave briggs, you would be incarcerated today. >> ohen man. >> there is no question. >> clayton you were confessing

previous spit ball. >> i was a spit ball master. >> get to your news right now. headlines to tell you about. chaos erupted inside of one of toronto's busiest malls as a gunman opened fire at crowded food court. >> everyone needs to exit the mall. exit the mall you can see police there escorting people out of the etan center as they search for a suspect. at this moment we are told that suspect is still on the loose. a 25-year-old man was killed and seven others injured, two of those said to be in critical condition this morning. >> when he pulled the gun he just started firing in the air and started yelling and hard to hear exactly what he was saying. >> saw people with terror in their faces. when we all saw that. we ran from a little room h and m and we kept quiet there until safety came. >> police say the man who died may have been targeted.

time is running out for george zimmerman. he has until this afternoon to surrender to authorities after a judge revoked his bond. prosecutors claim zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about their finances zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. break through in breast cancer that we know you want to hear about. doctors have discovered a smart bomb. this is a style of drug that could fight off tumors without attacking the healthy tissues as chemotherapy does. doctors studied this drug bon 1,000 women. all with advanced stages of cancer. for most of them, the cancer did remain but it did not get worse longer life span. it's not known if it will decrease the breast cancer mortality rate. more studies need to be done. >> brian wilson reunited with members of the beach boy this weekend's marking the band's 50th anniversary. ♪ surfing u.s.a.

>> after releasing a new album called that's why god made the radio, the band will head out on a world tour. >> because from here all the way to europe to asia and to australia, the last stage perth, australia september 6th. >> beach boy have released 29 studio albums. sold more than 100 million records and have had 26 top 40 hits. >> i love the beach boys. favorite song? >> help me rhonda. >> be true to your school. >> kind of cheesy. >> maybe jeremiah could play some of those for us. >> rick reichmuth outside with a check of the weather. i know he has got to be a beach boys man. >> no. sorry. >> just kidding. >> way way. >> you guys are coming out for ice cream in a little bit? all i have got to say there is a big line. if they come out and cut in front of you for ice cream, are you going to be mad? >> yeah. >> so no cutting.

better come out and wait in line really fast. >> take a look at your weather. as you are waking up this morning. nice start for everybody, at least temperaturewise. a little cool across the northern rockies. a pretty nation start. take a look at your forecast for the day. you're not going to get much warmer than that 51 in caribou, today. portland maine getting to 56 degrees. a lot of rain there and cool day in store. upper level disturbance that is going to bring some scattered showers and thunderstorms across much of the anterior section today. by tonight and tomorrow that will move into the coastal areas as as well. down to the southeast we have another warm day. we will see a lot more sunshine across south florida than you have seen over the last couple of days. we will see temps very warm. 3 in mobile, alabama. we will see some showers that might turn severe at times across areas of oklahoma, kansas and into missouri. into the northern plains, we're talking about another nice day, a few showers across the dakotas starting out. temps warming up a little bit compared to where have you been the last few days. out to the southwest you are

looking quite nice. we will see some showers in and across the pacific northwest. all right, clayton, i think are you about to cut in line. >> yeah, i was going to cut in line. is that a problem? do you mind if i cut in line for ice cream? >> no. >> wow. i thought i was going to get punched in the kneecap. out here for the good humor truck. the ice cream truck driver here he runs this business. we're going to be talking to you this morning because there is a problem. there is a shortage facing the united states of america over good humor bars because it's been so warm. you guys have been running out. it's been a bit of a national crisis. running out of good humor bars. is this effecting your business? >> yeah, it is effecting my business. i can't get toasted almond bars. >> oh. >> snow cones another very popular item. i can't get right now. >> so i understand that and this is true. i think the "wall street journal" featured it this week or a couple weeks ago where actual ice cream truck drivers are having to pull up to walgreen's and other sorts of stores to run in and get mini

versions of them. >> i know ice cream truck drivers do that personally i don't because it's not the same product. it's not the same size. it doesn't have the individual wrapping on it. >> this is one of the most popular ice cream bars in america, toasted almonds. >> toasted almond. i mean according to good humor it's not because that was the first one they stopped production on. around here people love toasted almond. >> what is the problem? is it because of all the warm temperatures and people are eating them in february or something? >> well, from what i was told, they base their production off of last year's numbers when it was raining all the time, and this year has been a very good start for the ice cream season. >> want to get a sample polling here of the individuals here, i will start with you guys. ma'am, what's your favorite ice cream bar? >> yeah, can i get a toasted almond? [ laughter ] >> unfortunately i don't have any toasted almonds. >> oh, that infewer united states me. >> you look like a nice young man. mega missile. >> i may have. let me tell. >> you folk, what do you want? >> screwball, please.

>> a screwball? two ball screwball. >> i think my son would like iron man. look at this one. do you have iron man? >> >> anybody else want some ice cream? what do you want? >> candy center crunch. >> iron man. i'm bringing this home to you. my son miles will love this. >> that's fantastic. good luck to you. hopefully people can deal with not having toasted almond anymore. >> we need to get that back. that's really important. >> we'll have much more coming up here on fox and friends in a little bit. i'm just going to eat some more ice cream. >> okay. good. we'll be back in two minutes. can i get a chak -- alcoholic co-talk [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8.

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during last year's uprising. the the acquittal of 16 interior officers prompting protests in tahrir square. some say it shows there has been little reform. and these five police officers have long island, new york claim their commissioner is putting politics before the badge. they say the long-time democrat demoted them and cut their year time because they supported republic candidates in local elections. the commissioner told one of the officers, quote, that's the way politics works here. >> all right. those are some quick headlines. >> the bible has over 13 million likes on facebook and it's app. has been downloaded auto million times on twitter and inspirational messages on chris leaders are 30 times more likely to be retweeted than tweets by celebrity power houses like lady gaga, justin bieber, katy perry who all have tens of millions of followers. >> is technology good or bad

for religion? joining us now to comment is fox news religious contributor father jonathan morrison. >> good morning. >> you are a fan of twitter and technology you have talked about on the show the need for the catholic church to be on the forefront of being there connecting to the youth through the power of technology. twitter specifically with religious leaders a god thing. >> that's right. not just the catholic church i would say in general people who have strong beliefs and values and want to communicate them. this was a "new york times" article which inspired me. that's news first and foremost that i was inspired by the "new york times" article it was very interesting. what it showed was that those who were giving messages with meaning and value were retweeted in other words having greater impact than the celebrities with millions of followers who great slurpee or whatever they call then today. >> or self-serving messages like look at me in a bikini like kim kardashian tweeted yesterday. >> it wasn't horrible.

[ laughter ] >> you must be very heartened that religious messages are trumping things like that. >> i love how you just saved these two guys going off in very strange directions. [ laughter ] >> i am hardened by t. it actually inspired me to say i was on tweeter, -- on twitter. i never told anyone i was on it i have 10,000 people or something. i don't use it that much. after this article, i'm going to make a promise today that if we double that end of tomorrow. i will send a spiritual tweet every single day for the next three months. >> oh my gosh. i will do it right now. i will follow you. >> i'm inspired by the "new york times" article. i haven't been using it. >> i'm following you now. >> spiritual leaders whether it's dr. any of of these other spiritual leaders self-improvement and god. you see that come through your twitter stream and you pause and reflect for a moment and share it other friends

following you because you want to encourage and help them through their day. >> i have been use to say for example today i'm going to be on foxx fox news at :45. whatever, it's informative. i think it used to be more more as inspirational. that's what i'm going to do every single day for the next three months if that happens. >> does it water down religion at although? >> i don't think t does. >> 140 characters? >> it's like the appetizer. no one has ever told me and i'm talking to the producer about this in preparation for this segment, no one has ever told me hey, listen i follow you on twitter therefore, i don't go to church. it's like an appetizer getting ready for the main course. >> except that president obama got into a little bit of heat for saying that he gets daily affirmations and doesn't go to church. but what it sounds like. >> nobody believes that argument. in other words, it's not like i don't have to go to church because i use twitter. and it's not. >> it's not a replacement. >> anybody who is taking on that spiritual food says i

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welcome back, young voters were a major force behind president obama's new -- may care little about the upcoming elections. what gives here. here now to weigh in is stephan crowder. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning to you sir. good to be here. >> why aren't thee young activists engaged in this upcoming election? >> there are a few reasons. i always remember the line that my teacher gave me in the 11th grade if you don't vote you lose your right to complain. the occupiers who don't want to vote, really what ends up doing proving -- not what i have said but what everyone else has said to be true they are not engaged in the political process they're low life users score free weed and commit acts of unsanitary violence. you want to compare them to a legitimate movement look at

something that's happened in recent memory the tea party. they believe in political corruption. they thought the system was relatively broken and they said how can we work within the system to actually impact washington? you look what they did, they organized, they decided to keep win party accountable to the platform on to which they originally had subscribed and they impacted a real change in the united states government. these guys are basically committing felonies, violence and rape in the occupy camps and then they don't vote. >> yeah, the tea party clearly changed the conversation in washington. got people elected in 2010. and still continue to do so now. here is what the study from applied research center found about these young activists. again, the things you said were things other people have said about the occupiers. >> i will never say that dave. i would never say those things. >> right. here is what they did care about. according to this study. racial justice, class division, gender issues. let me ask you: is this same group of people just from us straighted with the system we

have with the gridlock we have from both parties feeling like they are not represented in elections and, therefore, they feel like they can't make a difference with their vote? no i think you are giving them too much credit. this allows people to look back at the 60's protests and flower pot movement. man, we got stuff back then. no, your movement sucked back then just like it sucks today. back then there were violence, felonies and rapes atwood stock and in the 60's protests and the same thing with the occupy camp. listen, here's the thing. if these people want to protest, political corruption, i'm on board. i think that a lot of politicians are bought and paid for. as a matter of fact, i do have a list of top political donors of all time, 15 of the top 20, dave, 15 of the top 20 will big unions, they give virtually 100% to democrats. look at big oil, big pharma. coke brothers, i love your money. i would have a coke brother

rims i would be gody about it it's just not the case. big unions pay for politicians and corrupted. look for kick backs for g.m. and wisconsin consistent decline of the public education largely due to teacher unions. if they want to protest something. protest the big corruptible relationship between unions and the united states government. and by the way, dave, if i said anything here that offends somebody or something that someone disagrees with. tweet me at s crowder and i will be sure to tell them they have no idea what they are talking about. >> you might get a couple of tweets now. in all fairness there is hundreds of millions of dollars spent on the right side of the political spectrum as well from large corporations. you can tweet the man he is asking for them right there. stephan crowd der, thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> i would never say those horrible things about the occupiers. >> you just heard those things, right. right. coming up next. sure. you love your kids, but, ever have a day when you want to pull your hair out? >> oh.

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>> alisyn: good morning, today is sunday, june 3rd, i'm alisyn camerota. we begin with a fox extreme weather alert. firefighters are facing a obstacle with the wilding

wildfires in mexico, more hot dry air and high winds are expected today. we'll have the latest. >> dave: show down in wisconsin is heating up and the price tag of the recall is adding up. will the results be a sign of things to come in november? >> and the senior prank had the whole class laughing but not the teachers. food fight -- no, the kids behind it are not allowed to walk at graduation, was it in good fun or does the punishment fit the crime? "fox and friends," hour four, starts, right now. >> dave: what we do here on this show, we eat. if you are just joining us, we're grilling on the plaza, here's why. we'll show you how you can grill everything from start to finish, appetizers to main course, to desserts, you don't need anything else and for guys like me that only know how to cook

with this grill. >> a dream come true. >> clayton: we made the switch, my wife and i, we do asparagus on the grill, olive oil, fantastic, meat an bud burgers, corn... >> dave: even dessert. >> alisyn: too bad the grilled humor guy left, we could have grilled ice cream. something festive happening in england. a look at the queen's diamond jubilee celebration in london. >> clayton: where a 7-mile flotilla is making its way up the thames river this morning, martha mccallum is live in london with the latest. good morning to you, martha. >> alisyn: what an assignment. >> dave: very testify assignment, scones and croissants for breakfast. >> reporter: it is tough, somebody has to do it. good morning, we are all set up here, just about ready to go, you can hear the cheers behind me. we're in battersby bark and the

event is about to get underway, a celebration of the queen's 60 years on the throne and, keep in mind, that is an extraordinary achievement. no other monarch except tor queen victoria ever hit that milestone of 60 years, called a diamond jubilee and she has already had her gold jubilee at 50 and the silver at 25 years on the throne and the significant thing is what a constant she has been in the lives of people in great britain, everyone alive under 85 has known only queen elizabeth, who became queen at age 25. and it is, truly significant, an emotional moment and weekend for queen elizabeth, certainly and for the family and all of the people of great britain cheering and have a ball behind me. >> dave: video of some of the arrivals now. in these times of austerity, europe is broke and we are hearing of bailouts left and right. is there some push back against all of this grand celebration,

monarchy that has no political sway? >> reporter: you know what? i have to tell you a couple things on that. this is for prince charles, he is arriving on the spirit of chartwell and the arriving has begun that and queen is expected to arrive ten after the hour. there is prince charles. to your question, i have to say that what i'm hearing on the ground in london is african the most hard core people who would prefer not to have a monarchy really appreciate queen elizabeth and the contribution she has made for the national feeling in great britain and her strength and stability over the course of these six years and here's prince charles as he comes in. even the naysayers and cynics who are small in number, i might point out to you, 8 out of 10 people in the most recent poll want to preserve the monarchy and feel strongly about it and the past couple of years have been a huge pr makeover for the royal family when you think of where they were after the death of princess diana and where they are now after the mafrriage of

kate and william and, with this and the olympics in july, this is a great moment for great britain and, they've weathered the economic storm far better than their breath then in europe and it is an optimistic, up beat time here, guys. >> alisyn: and it is wonderful... to see all the pomp and circumstance and the page t pageant pageantry, but the queen is not smiling... >> dave: wait, there is kate. >> alisyn: hold everything, what is she wearing. >> dave: i knew there was something for me at the diamond jubilee. >> reporter: this is lovely, the duchess of cambridge and the duke of cambridge arriving, i don't have to tell you, wearing all red and he has arrived in his royal military garb as well and it -- there was some question as to whether or not they'd wear military dress for this event on this sunday afternoon. but you can see these girls are delighted to be greeted by the duchess of cambridge and one thing i would point out while we

watch her, you guys, is that there has really been a concerted effort to put the focus on queen elizabeth and kate and william don't want to be the focus of the day and very much want it to be on queen elizabeth and everything you have seen on the news has been about what time she'll arrive and very little mention of when kate and william would be arriving but here they are and clearly -- here's the queen. this is great timing, because -- that is not the queen. these are other people, coming onto the royal -- the spirit of chartwell is the name of their... >> alisyn: martha, here is my question, because the queen -- sometimes, she's so sort of low-key and understated. is she enjoying this big celebration or is it all a little much for her? >> reporter: i think she's enjoying it immensely. and, from all accounts, has been really looking forward to this day. it really is, you know, incredible, she's -- the queen is 86 years old and when queen

victoria celebrated her diamond jubilee, she had trouble getting around and she was not able to experience it in the way queen elizabeth is. queen elizabeth is in good health and he was at epsom racetrack at the races yesterday and today she has this barge ride which is, you know, a couple of hours of ceremony in length and tomorrow night, a huge concert at windsor castle and by all accounts is really thrilled about the entire thing and is enjoying every moment of it and feels the monarchy is in a very good place and is largely thanks to the incredible, you know, pr rehab that i've been calling it, william and kate have brought upon the royal family as well and there they are. >> clayton: and she's only three years away, as you said to breaking the record and i wonder if she gets anything, victoria, 63 years and 7 months... >> dave: churchill was in charge when she became the queen for crying out loud. >> clayton: unbelievable. so i wonder if she gets any sort of -- that would break all records and by no account she's

not slowing down at all. >> alisyn: you think she should win the sweepstakes. >> dave: should get a prize. >> reporter: there are a lot of people who believe that she may make it to her platinum jubilee if she lives to be 96 ten years from now and hire mother lived to be 101 and so it is certainly in the genes for the royal family and this is cattigan pier, where they are approaching and they'll gather and get on the ship, the spirit of chartwell, a sight-seeing ship made over over the cost of the last 6 months into the extremeliel grant royal barge and where the main members of the royal family will be riding today. >> clayton: has the weather im improved? we saw umbrellas and talked with robert earlier in the show, pouring down, typical london weather. doesn't seem to be dampening any spirits, though? >> reporter: you know, it is a little better now, it is dry, not actually raining which is a huge plus, i have been spoiled

covering events over the years and we had beautiful weather for the wedding last year in april. but, everyone, basically, sees this as typical london weather, it is certainly not going to stop anything here, they are used to going to every event in rain and clouds but it doesn't dampen the spirits of people here at all. everybody in the crowd is really happy, really having a great time and of course this is what it's all about for them, very thrilled to be watching and greeting and these may be some of the best shots we get of the royal family this morning, as they enter these -- the ship, coming off on the pier. but they look great and, very happy and having a fabulous time. >> dave: i was concept cap bull you swayed me and turned me, martha, now i'm into this. five minutes ago, i said, why do i care and now i suddenly care. the succession rules are changing, and i hope i'm not throwing you into the rough, are succession rules beginning to change and could impact will and kate in future generations?

>> reporter: i think it is a terrific development that happened in the royal family and happened really painlessly. changed the rules. if kate and william have a daughter, first, she will rule as queen of england. there is no longer the rule that the son, first born son as charles was, remember, princess anne came before charles and he was first in line and is first in line, still and it is fascinating, if they have a daughter she'll absolutely be the queen of england and that has a lot of people positive. >> getting word, martha and i'm sure you are there on the ground that we are awaiting the queen at any moment now. take us through the process, where is she being held, is she in a waiting room? what is going on? >> reporter: she is, they are all sort of coming in, they were driven to the pier where they are all getting on the ship and charles an camilla and the big moment is always the arrival of the queen as we remember from wedding, it was all perfectly

timed and their excellent at timing these things and pulling them off to the nth degree and detailed and the queen's arrival is supposed to be 10 minutes after the hour, so that should be happening any moment now and that will be the big event. she's going to be riding on the spirit of chartwell, which has been rigged as i'm as a royal barge today. there is another boat called the gloriana, an amazing wooden ship that would be rowed and originally she was going to be on the rowed, wooden boat, which would be the highlight of the day, and that now -- it has a slew of rowers, including olympic british rowers on the boat but they'll ride on the other barge, depending on your ranking in the royal family, you will be part of the royal flotilla but there are about six or seven royal boats and different members of the family, harry, princess ann and eugenie and beatrice will be on a different vote as all the

different members of the royal family come in and the big boat, the spirit of chartwell, where the a-list will be riding today for sure and it is interesting and they made a big deal out of it, the middleton was invited to be on one of the royal boats, a huge gesture of friendship and inclusion by the queen, that the middletons will be riding in the royal flotilla. they have been very much embraced by the royal family and the queen seems to be thrilled that they are providing such a warm family environment for william and kate and have been so gracious, really, in all of this and haven't put -- stepped a foot wrong in the process, yet. so that is to their credit as well. >> alisyn: and in addition to all of thee great royalty, that we're seeing and will and kate, there are also celebrities there. oh, here, we believe, is this the queen's vehicle? that she is coming in now, martha? >> reporter: it should be, because it is right on time. a minute after what was expected. so i think we can expect that prince philip and queen elizabeth will be getting out of

one of those cars, shortly. we'll keep a close eye on it and see. >> dave: pippa up staged her sister at the royal wedding, any idea she might dress it down or stay away from the cameras this time around? >> clayton: here she is. >> reporter: we'll see, nobody is up staging the queen at the moment, there is queen elizabeth, 60 years on the throne. she really gets in and out of these cars, quite easily and moves around very well and is wearing white. everybody watches to see what the queen will wear to all of these occasions of course. and everyone is thrilled. to see her, there are huge screens all over london, huge screens in hydro park and battersby park and she looks fantastic and always dresses in one color, pretty much from head to toe and the belief is that that helps her stand out and she says, you know, throughout the course of her life, that it is part of her duty, as who she is, that she wants it to be easy to spot her.

in the crowd. and usually she wears a bright color and this is white and the hat is always worn slightly off her face so people who are gathered. there are expected to be a million of them today will see her and one other thing i would mention, when she came to the throne when she was 25 years old, she was the young, cool, exciting royal member of the family because she was so young to be queen at 25 and the same kind of enthusiasm that surrounds william and kate these days was very much alive when she took the throne when her father passed away, king george, when he died and instantly has become the queen of england. >> clayton: we'll watch it for another minute, martha, as she makes her way down the flotilla area and you talked about the resurgence of the royal family and her time on the throne has not been without controversy in the wake of the death of princess diana and the slow reaction from her to speak to that. but in the past few years it seems to have gone back into our

consciousness somehow? >> reporter: well i think there is a real effort to pick up by the boot straps and get back to the place where they wanted to be after all of that and you see perfect evidence of that, camilla and charles, now married, and, the duchess of cornwall is her title and it seems over the years the people have accepted camilla in that role by charles' side and all of that does seem very much today to be sure, to be in the past. >> dave: well, we look forward to your coverage throughout the day, i'm struck by all the young people there. this is not just older folk, a lot of young people, very engaged in this process. martha will have coverage from london throughout the day. >> alisyn: the whole country. i mean, the whole country turned out for the four day celebration, yasha, our talented makeup artist said her friend said we can't talk to you right now, we'll talk to you after the

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>> clayton: welcome, back. our next guest says catholic voters might make a push to reaffirm their beliefs at the ballot box, joining us is "wall street journal" columnist daniel henning jer, nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. you were struck by something you saw with the queen that made you think about the way in which america relies on our religious institutions, and, sort of the religious freedom we hold so dear in this country. >> exactly, clayton, the issue is how the obama administration has gotten cross-wise with catholics which are 27% of the electorate and, i was watching the queen and we revere the queen but the fact is that many americans came from the europe to the united states on behalf of religious freedom and back even before the revolution in

states like virginia, take virginia, they tried to reestablish the church of england, because that was their belief system. that failed. every effort to establish a belief system in those years, north carolina, virginia, massachusetts, failed, because americans simply did not believe the state could order them to believe in a certain set of beliefs. >> clayton: or take certain health care provisions that went against or counter to their... >> the issue here. >> clayton: and the poll is here, should religious freedoms be protected even if it conflict with other laws and you are scratching your head, because how does the obama administration get at cross-purposes with the catholic voters. >> they've originally said the catholic hospitals would have to provide birth control but also sterilization and drugs that introduce abortion. and they said the bishops were about to wage a war on women,

and i think what was happening here is you have a secular belief system that felt so strongly in what it did, it was going to impose that on the catholic church, and the catholic church in the months before this happened, said, please do not force us inside this mandate. >> clayton: and give them a lot of openings to work with it and get out of it and didn't, it seems. the question i have, we bring up at the beginning of the segment, will catholics be united in november? there has been a lot of question as to whether or not they'd be disparate and all over the map, will they be united. >> when it happened i was struck at the breadth of the reaction among catholics across the political spectrum and i know a priest who said to the friend i hope the bishops are willing to go to jail over this issue and i think it went beyond the issue of whether they have different political beliefs, it was a direct blow at the idea that they should be free to hold these beliefs and i think that is what the obama administration is running a risk and they have

states like ohio, wisconsin and pennsylvania, that are full of catholic voters they need in november and i think those catholic voters will be in play. >> clayton: more "fox & friends" in two minutes, good to see you. . infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪

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and you have tips, tip number one, be an authoritative parent. where do you draw the line with how authoritative. >> there is a difference between authoritarian, which most of us grew up with, you want something to cry about or do you want something to cry about, and i'm old enough to remember when kids obeyed their parents and now parents obey their kids. britney, have you chose tone go to bed yet? -- chose tone go to bed yet? with you turn the tv down, i haven't finished my homework yet. and, we've enrolled melissa in noncompetitive soccer. >> alisyn: how do you turn it around. >> you walk into a room and you say, i'm very, very upset. i am -- i am angry, turn in around and walk away. i say, wait, what does that mean? that is going to rake coals over those kids, because kids don't like it when mom is unhappy.

>> alisyn: that is a good one and let reality be the teacher? what is that. >> when the 16-year-old says, chill out, back off, don't have a cow and hour-and-a-half later and says, dad can i take the car, i want to shoot hoops with john, i'd love to tell you, but now i'm out of your life. god didn't put me on this earth, i wish father jonathan was still here, god didn't put me on the earth to be run on the earth to be run over by the 16-year-old, and, hire the ten-year-old sister to clean the room and he finds out his sister was in his room he will not be happy and pay for it out of his allowance. >> alisyn: that's good. >> dave: interesting. back to the walking away. tip number 3. you say it once and walk away. so if you say it two or three times, they know you are weak? they call your bluff? >> yes. fighting is an act of cooperation. whether fighting with your wife or husband or kid. i can screw up every argument that helps in america. >> dave: if i tell my kids clean

up your toys and i walk away and come back, there are toys all over the floor. >> our home, they'd be in a big bag in the garage in a dark place where there's a lot of spiders. >> alisyn: good. >> dave: a good tip, too. >> it isn't rocket science. look, is he smart enough to run 41 books, i'm not but i reared five kids and i'm telling you, it is simple and the testimony, 800,000 copies sold of the puppy, helped a lot of people turn kids' attitudes around quickly. >> alisyn: and you brought your lovely bride with you today and she's wonderful, and, in glean ro -- greenroom, married, am i right? >> in a row! >> dave: consecutive years. >> alisyn: we always appreciate your tips, get the book, out in paper back, now. >> dave: coming up, devastating and very ironic news hitting hollywood this morning, a star who died of cancer on television suffers a very similar fate in real life. >> alisyn: and they got their

last at the expense of their diplomas, high school seniors take their prank too far or did the principal go too far in banning them from graduation? >> dave: dr. leman needs to stick around for that. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943.

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>> come on, buddy! nice job. >> dave: welcome back, everybody. the shot of the morning, an inspirational one, 11-year-old matt, who suffers from cerebral palsy, persevering, through the 400 meter dash, thanks to his classmates. one by one, they came from fields all over the school, to help their classmate cross the finish line and you can watch the whole thing on youtube and i put it on twitter and it will move you and you'll probably shed a few tears, you see the crowd building student by student and the cheers begin, let's go, matt, let's go, matt. renewed faith in young people for me, this morning what a great scene. >> alisyn: so nice and after all the stories we do about bullying it is nice to see how supportive they are. >> clayton: you have a renewed faith in young people. >> alisyn: until now. >> clayton: i'll bring you back to center, now. >> dave: please do.

>> clayton: senior pranks are in full effect right now. apparently they are getting a little too out of hand, you know what they are, right? you are about to graduate and a group of friends get together and say, let's do something to the high school, other friends or maybe a rival school. letting animals loose to food fights. >> alisyn: are they going too far or are the punishments going too far, some kids are doing what would have been considered harmless pranks. >> dave: very mild in my day. >> alisyn: and they are losing their opportunity to graduate, at least, in fact, police are being called and there are criminal charges being filed. >> dave: let's give you examples, all right? one, 8 students lose their graduation rights for starting a food fight. that was in texas. posted on youtube. i mean, granted, it probably caused a mess, make them clean it up. don't make them lose their graduation rights. and my problem with this and all of the other pranks you will see, is just lack of creativity. originality. >> clayton: here's another one, this one, lack of creativity.

walk around with balloons they blew up. two students criminally charged, and lose graduation rights for releasing frogs in the texas school room. >> alisyn: only released 4 frogs and 100 crickets and is that worth criminal charges. >> clayton: and this one -- sort of -- what's the word. >> dave: went out and cheered. >> clayton: a flash mob and cheered and danced in the hallway. >> dave: flash mob was organized and they were cheering with silly string all over the place. not a senior prank, of course, but a frog. >> alisyn: i see the theme. silly sting, does it warrant losing your graduation rights? of course not. >> clayton: here's -- talk about a lack of creativity, i agree and punishments are too much, chris, one of our great audio guys, one he knew about and i love the idea. this is creative. they had three pigs they released into the school and labeled them 1, 2 and 4. so the staff was looking for

number 3 all day. >> dave: that is the kind of effort i'm looking for. here's what you told us, e-mail from top, quote, thanks to an overabundance of lawyers who will sue at the drop of a hat. schools need to protect themselves, and, enforce all violations. my punishment back in my senior day, was a day of suspension and we got to pick the day. thank you, mary jarvis! we got to pick the day. >> clayton: friday, suspended. >> alisyn: chuck, an e-mail, who said, it is getting totally out of hand and somehow the constitution is construed to protect human rights to a point we are so overprotective we'll essentially have no rights at all. right, to right to silly string, chuck, right. and food fights. >> clayton: allison, my daughter graduated last night and the senior prank occurred during the graduation ceremony, a flash mob choreographed dance, adoredable and in good taste. >> dave: touché. >> alisyn: any flash mob dance is not a prank. >> dave: there is effort and

thought. let us know how you feel,@fs weekend on twitter and, foxnews.com. >> alisyn: a "fox news alert." because we are learning george zimmerman has returned to florida, and will turn himself in, to authorities by today's deadline according to his attorney. zimmerman has until 2:30 p.m. eastern to surrender. a judge, you will remember, revoked his bond, after prosecutors claimed that he and his wife lied to the court about their finances, and zimmerman is charged with 2nd degree murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. hollywood remembers the life of "desperate housewives" actress katherine joosten. >> i'll talk to tom. >> no. >> wait, wait, wait... don't do this, please, i'm at the end of my rope. >> i can see that you are going down but i'm just too old to get drags downed with you. >> alisyn: she won the emmy twice for her role as the nosey neighbor, karen mccluskey, a few

weeks earlier her character on the show died. she lost her long battle with lung cancer, she was 72 years old. and today, wisconsin's republican governor, scott walker and his challenger, tom barrett, are launching the final campaign pushes as the clock ticks closer to tuesday's recall election. >> $154 million budget surplus, best news of all. we actually gained jobs in 2011 and we're gaining jobs in 2012. i'm proud to say wisconsin has added more than 30,000 new jobs and, thanks for making that possible. >> alisyn: politicians typically in the national spotlight are taking sides in wisconsin. yesterday, republican congressman paul ryan spoke out in support of governor walker, former president bill clinton made an appearance for tom barrett. it is 50 years since the start of the elite navy s.e.a.l. program, commemorating the anniversary, 9 members of the

original seal teams 1 and 2 were honored at a special ceremony. >> ladies and gentlemen, one more round of applause for america's heros. [cheers and applause]. >> none of these gentlemen would really want any parades. we will have to twist their arms to buy them dinner or whatever else to have them come out and do this but we are so pleased so on behalf of the 2,000 employees back in virginia... >> alisyn: they don't love the limelight is this point and these guys never ask for praise, but they so deserve it. the ceremony taking place at timber sports championships in tennessee and each was presented with a custom chain saw for their sacrifice and service. >> dave: unusual. >> you have a chance to spend a lot of time with seals, you won't hear them talking about war kind of things and that kind of stuff. they remember all the funny

times. the hard times, the bad times, the wounds, they kind of put that behind them. >> alisyn: the former seal said it was sighting to see all friends, some of whom they haven't seen in more than 30 years, those are your headlines. >> clayton: what a brotherhood, can you imagine? only those groups of people know what it is like to be one of those people. >> dave: and, speaks to my point. don't want everyone telling all of their stories, anyway, nice to recognize them. let's get to rick reichmuth with a check of the weather across the country. rainy out here but it looks like sun out there, buddy? >> rick: sun today, across coastal areas of this northeast and it changes tonight and tomorrow and a big story across areas of the west and southwest, look at the images of these -- the fire that is going on in new mexico, this is the largest fire in new mexico's history, now at 224,000 acres and now up to 17% skwand but in some areas that are tough to get to, tough to fight the fire. and they think they probably won't completely get the fire

put out until the rains move in and that is likely not until around july when the monsoon starts, looking back at the maps, the forecast for the area, hot for the next number of days, time chance of a thunderstorm, if they had a good downpour it would be good but a better chance of lightning and it might possibly spark a few more fires. a couple more maps, moving forward and you can see, the severe threat today changed a little bit. where we had the storm prediction center, move forward on the map one there, there you go, now changed the focus, and move it farther to the south and now, oklahoma city and little rock, you are in on the mix and omaha, where we had it earlier, not so much now, not a big tornado threat, mostly hail and damaging winds. forecast across the northeast for the day today. we have very heavy rain falling again across areas of main and we'll see showers move towards the coast by tonight, and interior sections, dealing with the rain already and a gloomy situation setting up for the next few days but it will be

much cooler as well. down to the southeast, warm temperatures, atlanta warmer than yesterday and showers across areas of arkansas and missouri, very warm across areas of texas, 102° in lubbock, and into the northern plains, another warm day as well, we have temperatures into the 80s for most. but we'll see nice condition around the great lakes and across the west, breezy condition continuing with the fire across areas of new mexico and arizona. all right, guys, back to you, inside. >> alisyn: thanks for that update. >> clayton: breaking news in the fight against breast cancer, doctors discovered something that works better than chemotherapy does, we'll have more coming up. >> dave: and the grill is for more than just meat, folks. how you can cook your entire meal from start to finish, appetizers and desserts, coming up. >> alisyn: i live look at the flotilla now on the thames river in london for the queen's jubilee. >> dave: river thames.

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provide patients with a longer lifespan, more study will be done. let's go outside, they are cooking up something good, the guys are. >> dave: we sure are, we're cooking up everything on the grill, it is grilling season and the good news is, guys like me, now, guys like me say i can only grill. i can't use the stove, the oven, the bad news is the wife can say, okay you can grill every part of our meal. >> that's right. >> dave: with the grill and clayton has one here. >> how that is corn. >> clayton: delicious, a lot of people don't think they can cook corn on the grill, saying they'll burn it but it is simple, actually. >> it is and the simple trick e is, use a little bit of foil as my memo would say, tin foil, but it's not tin, aluminum foil, 7 or 8 minutes each side on a medium-high grill. >> clayton: i made the mistake of putting it without the foil and you grill it on the grill and it burns right out.

>> make sure the foil is sealed really good, okay? and that way you can tell... >> dave: sarasparagus. >> start with high heat, olive oil infused with garlic and salt and pepper. >> clayton: i never ate asparagus until we made it on the grill and my wife puts olive oil on it and throw it on the grill and i eat a whole handful. >> dave: it doesn't take long to cook, actually. >> 3-4 minutes, on a high grill. and it is ready to eat. >> you are... >> time for the main course. what is that... >> this is a new york strip. >> clayton: good content for the grill. >> we have good marbling here and sam's club, 200% guarantee on our meats and produce, how proud we are of our meal, 200%.

>> dave: if you don't like it they'll pay you. >> that's right. >> dave: i don't see any sament or pepper. >> olive oil and pepper and salt and, then, if you don't hear the -- it's not hot enough, okay? you want to hear the sizzle as it goes on. >> clayton: an important question. >> sure. >> clayton: when the wife cooks the meals, she goes to timing and knows if she has to put it on at this time, and doesn't want to see something sitting there cold, you have these three things on the grill for a meal. what order are you putting them on and how hot is the grill on each side. >> the corn will take the longest. >> clayton: put it on first. >> first. and steaks next, very last minute and fact, all the steaks are resting, after they are cooked, so you can cook the asparagus. >> clayton: when it is done you can put the asparagus on. >> that's right. >> dave: i'm surprised you said that, it is 7 minutes a side.

how long do you recommend -- i usually do north of 7 minutes. how long? >> i'm doing five minutes on each side. for a medium-rare. >> clayton: how hot? >> okay, here's your great tip. you want high temperature, high temperature is holding it 1001 and you can't reach to 1002. >> clayton: hot, great tip. >> dave: the surprise is, dessert can be done on the grill and you'll show us that. >> peaches and blueberries and the char on the peaches gives great, great flavor. and, if you don't have fresh peaches, you can use frozen peaches and let them thaw out and put them on skewers and, grill them. >> clayton: and powdered chugg on top of it. here's the delicious dessert and don't bother with the kitchen and everything stays clean inside the kitchen and the husbands have to get outside and scrape the grill down. >> dave: how long do the peaches

cook. >> char them, a medium-high temperature on that and, if you start to jiggle them too soon they will stick, when they have the char they will release. it is important, also to start out with a clean grill. >> dave: clean grill. i never clean mine enough. >> grill bushes, everybody has foil at home, crumble up foil, put it on the end of a tear of tongs, a spray bottle with water and spray it on there... >> clayton: and grab the grill brush i featured last week on my segment, motor rised with a grill brush. >> dave: folks are hungry, meaning me and clayton. >> that's right. >> clayton: take it away, honey. >> alisyn: i learned so much, during that segment, crumpled up foil, i love it. a celebration fit for a queen, we are watching events for britain's queen elizabeth unfold as she celebrates her 60 years on the throne.

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>> alisyn: a live look for you at the queen's diamond jubilee celebration in london. as the flotilla makes its way up the river thames, marking the queen's 60 years on the throne. >> dave: hundreds of thousands of people have lined the banks of the river, to wave to the queen and the royal family, despite the gray and overcast

weather. interesting, guys when you look at what is happening across europe, all the austerity and all of these countries figuring out how to bail out one country or another, and, yet, this has the whole country united, you see, young people out there, thousands of people, cheering. it seems that there is -- most of the country seemed behind it. >> clayton: we'll have more on the continuing coverage throughout the day, martha mccallum with a live report as well and there is politics back at home. i don't know if you saw the past year or so during the campaign, any time someone said something during a debate, go to cafepress.com and people made t-shirts with the slogans from the debates, almost instantly and now they're doing it for the campaign for mitt romney and you can pick up great shirts and off the wall shirts, like, too legit to mitt. >> alisyn: and it may be a dis. and urban outfitters has that one, 2 legit 2 mitt which might be against mitt romney and has

one called, mitt is the -- expletive. >> clayton: and it is probably -- >> we are overanalyzing, and they had 2008 shirts about obama and anything to make mitt romney hipper, i'm sure he's all for it. >> alisyn: any way to show you how much dave briggs loves 2 legit to quit. ♪ that is beautiful. >> clayton: we'll be right back. >> alisyn: more fox and friends in two minutes. too legit to quit. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8.

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